Some analysts see it as the markets reacting to an end — real or perceived — of the Bernanke boom.
Nova lasted three and two-thirds innings, buckling under the pressure, be it real or perceived, of opposing Hernandez.
But he devoutly believed that jihad against those perceived of oppressing his co-religionists was the obligation of all good Muslims, and that made all the difference.
This had less to do with studied convictions about the issues than with the political salience, actual and perceived, of certain Jewish and evangelical constituencies.
I wanted to be worthy, essentially, so I stretched my talent to try to match what I perceived of as superior skills".
And he asserted that the Mets had made strides in changing the culture of the organization, which has been perceived of late as an underachieving one.
His conclusion is that radical Islam has picked upon America more or less by default, simply because it is now perceived of as the leader of the unbelievers.
From 1933 to 1980, Republicans repeatedly failed to convince the country they were no longer the party of Herbert Hoover — the party, as it was perceived, of economic incompetence, austerity and recession (if not depression).
Historically the football field, sporting events, political meetings, and the pub, were conceived of as masculine spaces in Australian society; spaces where females should not intervene, and displays of femininity were perceived of as weak.
Unlike in New York, the threat is not perceived of as great in Dallas or other cities, and tenants don't want that much inconvenience every day when they come to work".
