Sentence examples for perceived loss from inspiring English sources

This perceived loss creates a desire for a counterbalancing gain.

"This perceived loss creates a desire for a counterbalancing gain," according to Gino.

Soon Mr. Kabila's Tutsi troops began to react to their perceived loss of influence.

What he failed to recognise was a perceived loss of role by the pupils and the inevitable lack of support for the trainee.

"A redesigned condom that overcomes inconvenience, fumbling or perceived loss of pleasure would be a powerful weapon in the fight against poverty".

I wish I didn't know about the mum who hates her teenage daughter for the perceived loss of her own youth.

Within Pakistan, Musharraf has struggled not to be seen as weak on Kashmir, since any perceived loss to India would devastate him politically.

Yet while Mr. Trump may be benefiting among Republicans from a perceived loss of safety, he remains a highly divisive figure with the broader electorate.

The populist upsurge has been explained as a reaction to many things: economic integration, cultural change, ethnic diversification, a perceived loss of national control over national policies.

His strictness in matters of doctrine is in part an answer to a perceived loss of clarity in both dogma and liturgy following the Second Vatican Council.

The perceived loss of both political and gender dominance has provoked some men to respond with homophobia and misogyny in a crude attempt to restore male authority.