Sentence examples for perceived of as from inspiring English sources

I don't think she would be perceived of as important if it wasn't for her embracing that heritage.

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.

He began writing song lyrics, and most of them, especially "Over the Rainbow," carried political messages speaking to what he perceived of as a better world.

I wanted to be worthy, essentially, so I stretched my talent to try to match what I perceived of as superior skills".

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.

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".

What factors enter into what we perceive of as acceptably edible?

"By and large," Rick Bayless said, "Sonoran food is what Americans perceive of as Mexican food, and California Mexican food is based on Sonora.

If is therefore understandable that the most relevant criticism of Sikorski heard in Berlin the morning after is directed at what locals perceive of as exaggerations.

"As scientists," he said, "we know there is a cascade of beneficial biochemical and hormonal effects in people when they are engaged in an activity they perceive of as fun.

She perhaps perceived of herself as an intellectual adventurer ready and able to follow her quixotic, often brilliant instincts into ever more fascinating terrain.