Sentence examples for perceived largely from inspiring English sources

At the time, as Julia Lovell explains lucidly and compellingly, these events were perceived largely as a border skirmish.

Asia is still perceived largely as an economic partner, even as United States rightly regards it as a potential strategic headache.

Miliband, despite his best efforts, couldn't persuade voters that Labour wouldn't go back to what many of them perceived (largely unfairly, as it happens) to be its old, bad ways.

"At the moment, minority populations are perceived largely in terms of potential problems in providing public services, or for their potential for creating new political divisions, instead of in terms of the contributions they're making to the vitality of the city," Mr. Logan said.

There are lots of different kinds of nasty behaviors online, and how they are perceived largely depends on the receiver, Phillips says.

Two of Mrs. Schroeder's most serious concerns about becoming a Presidential candidate involved fears that she would be perceived largely as a feminist candidate and, relying on this relatively narrow base, would be unable to make a respectable showing.

He has been perceived as largely reactive, as well as exceptionally deliberate and slow.

And yet this deep anger at the way they are perceived is largely the fallout of a crisis politicians have brought on themselves.

The executive branch has perceived -- largely correctly, unfortunately, until now -- stamping a CIA label on an operation as a "get out of jail free card" to escape transparency and accountability.

The more recent incarnations and their perceived desirability largely stem from the influence of Rivers Cuomo, who made these girls as much of a necessary accessory as the glasses he wears on his face.

He writes: Sgt. Pepper "cover has been regarded as groundbreaking in its visual and aesthetic properties, congratulated for its innovative and imaginative design, credited with providing an early impetus for the expansion of the graphic design industry into popular music, and perceived as largely responsible for the connections between art and pop to be made explicit".