Sentence examples for perceived good from inspiring English sources

"I want to know how they're perceived: good, bad and indifferent".

The perceived good taste is relentless, and what you get is what you expect to get.

Thus, the longer the perceived good times last, the more fragile the economy becomes.

Any perceived good will always be outweighed by injuries and measured against dead bodies.

The elderly also perceived "good sleep" or "quickness of falling asleep" after the bathing condition.

The aim of this research was to explore how Turkish pre-service teachers perceived good reader.

Israel's majority Jewish citizens feel they have suppressed their individual needs for the perceived good of the community over the course of many wars.

There was much discussion around last year's Emmys and a perceived Good Wife "snub", when the truly brilliant fifth season failed to get a best drama series nod (though Julianna Margulies did eventually walk away with a best actress award).

But when he is crafting policy decisions that put people by the hundreds of thousands into harm's way, he needs to rely on more than the perceived good wishes of the Almighty.

The only circumstances in which impeachment can rise above the inevitable taint of partisanship are if the facts and charges are incontestably threatening to the republic and if representatives from the president's own party are prepared to vote against him for the perceived good of the nation.

Home ownership, residential tenure, and perceived good health were lower among Blacks living alone, compared to Whites, who had fewer living children.