Sentence examples for perceived going from inspiring English sources

"Therefore, whoever is perceived going in as having the higher level of expectations is the one that's most at risk.

An interest in theatre and a Louisiana background drew them together as undergraduates at Columbia University, but their affinity, they soon perceived, went far deeper.

No ethical missteps, real or perceived, go unnoticed".

Christians have biblical precedent to non-violently object and rebel against a wrong they perceive goes against what the Bible teaches.

While Romney says Obama has weakened America's position in the world, the White House contends that the president has improved a U.S. image damaged by the Bush administration's perceived go-it-alone approach.

"Trying to get tenure in that department, I perceived, was going to be a battle".

At this stage, the White House is happy to be perceived as going around, under or through Republicans to get what it wants.

"There's a feeling that the one thing worse than a Muslim is a convert because they're perceived as going over the other side.

Racing is currently perceived as going through a crisis of attraction within and without, its image and health tainted variously by allegations of race-fixing, whip misuse, risible prize money and political in-fighting.

"MOOCs") were one of the most-talked-about subjects in education in 2012, many believe they are just a flash in the pan — that the growing adoption of MOOCs among universities is the result of peer pressure, an indication that institutions will take any action that might be perceived as "going digital," regardless of value.

He has been impulsive, serially dishonest and quick to lash out at perceived slights going back decades further.