Sentence examples similar to perceived dominion from inspiring English sources

We move toward dominion and away from perceived dissatisfaction and threat.

But the story of Driscoll's long dominion begins with what might be perceived as an original sin: in the midst of the Second World War, the group of growers that eventually became Driscoll's got hold of the university's germplasm, hired its chief breeders, and created a strawberry leviathan.

This clarion call of modernity was perceived, quite rightly, as a threat to the cultural dominion of the Anglo-American middle-class.

This is the domination mindset: As we seek dominion over nature and dominion over the nations of the world, we whack at our perceived enemies with an endless barrage of same old, same old, in increasingly lethal dosages.

For perceived advantage?

Why perceived?

Or perceived.

Indeed perceived age.

The children with a low dominion of pragmatics perceive a more restrictive and punitive style in the mother and a high affective rejection in the father.

As I perceive.

"One is perceiving.