Sentence examples for perceived not to from inspiring English sources

These films are perceived not to make money.

[Participant] suggested that it is popular because it is perceived not to cost the taxpayer anything, but questioned whether or not it is a good thing.

Which of these stocks do you like? A. I look at things that have low expectations, or are perceived not to be doing well.

It is a very generalised kind of racism oriented against any groups perceived not to be in that narrow category of white English identity".

They and others that have taken in billions of dollars in hard-earned taxpayer dollars are widely perceived not to be returning the favor to the nation.

The first of two riots in Brixton, in 1981, began after a local black man had been stabbed but was perceived not to have received adequate medical attention having been taken into police custody.

"We have actually seen chat around specific terrorist groups, including closer to home, discussing how to avoid what they now perceive to be vulnerable communications methods or how to select communications which they now perceive not to be exploitable".

Sir Michael said: "We've gone back into schools that we perceive not to be good enough.

But the words we use to represent reality to ourselves creates a box in which we then think, see and perceive, not to mention believe and for sure, operate.

Wilson attributed the extreme crime rates to historical, social, economic, housing and educational factors, and an "alcohol culture" that perceived not drinking to be antisocial.

Culture, she insists, must come to be perceived not as an extra, as a form of "decoration", but as deeply useful.