Sentence examples for perceived attack from inspiring English sources

Not upset by the perceived attack, per se.

The bees generally keep to themselves but if a threat is perceived, attack is eminent.

In a time of crisis or perceived attack, decision makers on both sides have just minutes to decide whether to launch a nuclear strike.

Outside London it is not "donorgate" that resonates but the perceived attack on pensioners in the Budget which people mention time and time again.

When Wright appeared again recently and began giving scathing defences of his views on politics, race and a perceived attack on the black church, well, that became a problem.

The impact of the most recent circus surrounding the niqab will empower the Islamaphobes and force Muslims to stop debating the issue of the niqab internally, and unite against a perceived attack on their religious freedom.

But Ms Sedrine says victim support groups have mobilised against the perceived attacks from the authorities.

A left-wing satire show was dropped and another came under criticism, both after perceived attacks on Mr. Berlusconi.

They draw strength from using China's classical glory to defend the nation against perceived attacks, but they haven't translated that into a position on issues such as humanitarian intervention or nuclear proliferation — or, for that matter, the spread of democracy through force.

And yet the Pakistani state is increasingly seeking opportunities to assert its Islamic identity in order to keep in step with the Pakistani public, which is growing more anti-American and looking to defend Islam from perceived attacks by the West.

Scientology members have a history of aggressively defending themselves against perceived attacks from outsiders.