Sentence examples similar to perceived of being from inspiring English sources

But with no perceived threat of being shamed, there is very little jeopardy.

That was true enough, but for Frazier the pain and perceived dishonour of being pulled out lingered until his death.

But many are put off by the perceived risk of being unable to get a £20K graduate job.

He said the group, whose jurisdiction is adjacent to Mohawk territory, seems motivated by the perceived "perks" of being Aboriginal.

But many guys and girls his age are drawn to the perceived safety of being part of a network.

(Age 28, overweight, NP) A range of perceived benefits of being physically active during pregnancy were elicited.

The perceived risk of being infected was considered moderately high (median 6/9).

Mr. Hesse "was always sort of perceived to be a fallback position," Mr. Moffett said.

Huge premiums were put on a few works perceived to be of paramount importance.

That's not what Discovery's about, although it is often perceived to be of that ilk".

The cutscenes are perceived to be of poor quality.