Sentence examples for perceived betterment from inspiring English sources

With real life animosity heaped on McMahon in the wake of Montreal, he decided to turn himself into a full-time character willing to do, in storyline, what he'd actually just done in real life fuck over an employee for the perceived betterment of the company.

Pastoralism, agriculture, the rapid growth of human and livestock populations, the expansion of cities and towns, and the external demands for primary resources have made ever-greater demands upon the land for sustenance and perceived economic betterment.

Dr. Cornel West, an acclaimed intellect and professor on politics, race and theological matters, directly from the halls of two of the nation's most elite institutions of higher learning, Harvard and Princeton, has been on a tirade about President Obama and his perceived lackluster performance for the betterment of black people.

For perceived advantage?

The perceived complexity.

It has perceived value.

We perceived them undeveloped.

Or perceived.

Indeed perceived age.

"One is perceiving.

"Foreigners perceive that.