Sentence examples for perceived over from inspiring English sources
Bruits are blowing vascular sounds resembling heart murmurs that are perceived over partially occluded blood vessels.
She is incredibly funny, witty and has an understanding of how she has been perceived over the years.
Keep in mind, too, that savvy actresses are concerned about how their images will be perceived over time.
How Davie is perceived over the next 12 months will depend on his digital radio strategy in the light of the 6 Music U-turn.
Smooth Operator (1984) Arguably the band's signature single, the accuracy with which its suave music, complete with sax solo, conveyed the business-class lifestyle of its subject set the tone for how they would be perceived over their entire career.
German national team coach Xavier Unsinn, no fan of Weifenbach for his perceived over reliance on foreign players, would criticize the team further by saying sport should not be associated with criminals and terrorism.
Its members share a desire for lower rates of taxation, although in the UK campaigners' ire is directed as much at perceived over-interference by the European Union as at the dominance of the British state.
On Thursday, Liverpool gave a vote of confidence to Dalglish, 61, a Scotsman known as King Kenny, who has faced criticism for a perceived over-reliance on British-born players, questionable tactical decisions and remarks about a supposed referees conspiracy against his team.
But it is a perceived over-reliance on this part of the business that often irked investors.
The new emphasis comes after years of criticism aimed at the network for its perceived over-reliance on hip-hop videos and other programming that some argued reflected poorly on African Americans.
A senior member of a rival party in Iraqi Kurdistan said the move would also help boost Barzani's popularity after setbacks on the battlefield this summer, and mend some of the political damage inflicted by his perceived over-reliance on Turkey, which failed the Kurds in their time of need.
