Sentence examples for perceived as wrong from inspiring English sources

"Are we going to start trying to put right what was not probably perceived as wrong, 20, 30 or 40 years ago?

If God commanded what a believer perceived as wrong, the believer would not say it is right or wrong to disobey him; rather their concept of morality would break down.

Obviously you want your connection to your own work to be deep and aggressive, but, speaking practically, I think writers give up a great deal of power by waiting for other people to tell them what a project is, or how it should work -- for fear of being perceived as wrong somehow.

The only time you make an argument like that is when you're so desperate to weasel your way out of being perceived as wrong, that you have to pull a Bubba and debate the meaning of "is" to try and save face.

Doctors are paid on a par with teachers; this is perceived as wrong, given that they train for almost twice as long (6-7 years).

– BlueStar client, 38 years old, Kumasi, Ghana Clients contrasted this sense of feeling " free" to talk with franchise staff with experiences of being yelled at, criticized or treated harshly at other facilities for asking questions or doing things that providers perceived as wrong.

But that you don't personally perceive as wrong?

Everything I did wrong in my life - well, everything the great British public would perceive as wrong......

The site has become a symbol for the "new" New Orleans – and all that old residents perceive as wrong with it.

Recessions come and go and you can more or less fight against what you perceive as wrong, with whatever means you find or make available.

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.