Sentence examples similar to perceived rip from inspiring English sources

While the odd light-fingered creative idea is nothing new in advertising, rip-offs - or perceived rip-offs - now rarely go unchecked, thanks to the growing ranks of ad-related blogs.

The publicity pushed the conservatory, worried that it would be perceived as ripping violins out of the hands of children, into a defensive position.

When an entitled person feels perpetually ripped off, they tend to feel less empathy for those they perceive as ripping them off.

"Southwest has gained market share in part because it's perceived as not ripping customers off".

But credit was also due to the building of a consistent team unit by Petke and sporting director Andy Roxburgh, who swore to address one of the club's other perceived failings – an annual "rip-it-up-and-start-again" recruitment policy.

Inseminoid has been criticised as a perceived imitation, "knock-off" or "rip-off" of the 1979 science-fiction horror film Alien.

Among the awful things the boy sees is a painted bird, released back into its flock, being ripped apart because it is perceived as foreign.

Now that Willie Randolph has become a victim of perceived dysfunction in the Mets' organization, will the fans continue to rip the Mets on talk radio?

Mr Rahman said the flag had been "ripped from the flagpole in an act of perceived vandalism" on Thursday morning but by Thursday evening the flag had been raised again.

will do a dandy job of ripping into the Obama administration for all kinds of perceived shortcomings.

When Canibus recited a lyric about ripping the microphone tattoo off L. L.'s arm, the veteran rapper perceived it as an insult (though Canibus said it wasn't intended as one).