Sentence examples for perceived friendly from inspiring English sources

Many weekend visitors particularly from Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia and Slovenia prefer Belgrade nightlife to that of their own capitals, due to a perceived friendly atmosphere, great clubs and bars, cheap drinks, the lack of language difficulties, and the lack of restrictive night life regulation.

There is no downside to being perceived as friendly to those in power if you're friendly enough, you may even become their spokesperson but if you are perceived as a troublemaker, no one will pay you to moderate their discussions, and you may lose the lifeblood of a lazy journalist: access.

And women who were perceived as friendly and likable were seen as not competent and less likely to be promoted than men.

Beats Music is perceived as friendly to music artists in a way that other music services are not, especially Apple's iTunes, which some of the music industry blames for the decline of revenues.

An Obama presidency, perceived as friendly to the oppressive regime in Tehran, may change that.

For 50 years, confused and counter-productive "aid" from Washington has entrenched autocrats perceived as friendly to our short-term interests.

Although health professionals are currently perceived as friendly to children, they are required to perform treatment regimens and painful procedures that may contribute to alienation.

If the staff were perceived as friendly, trustworthy, genuine and caring towards the older person this contributed to the next of a-kin's trust and satisfaction.

56 57 Conversely, where reception staff are perceived as friendly (perhaps using a conventionally polite or rapport-building discourse style), patients report greater satisfaction with their staff encounter and the practice as a whole.

Another way to perceive sounding friendly is as a way of speaking from the heart.

Therefore, while self-centered people may be perceived as more friendly, they are actually less friendly.