Sentence examples for perceived said from inspiring English sources
"Bringing the Key Club to Madison Arts will help shape how the theater is perceived," said Mr. Gorlick.
"People are very interested in how they're being perceived," said Leah Bassett, an artist visiting from Martha's Vineyard.
"This leak by the French has been very badly perceived," said a senior intelligence official in one European police force.
Merkel stopped holding those summits because of how they were perceived," said Alexander Rahr, a Russian expert at the German Council for Foreign Relations think tank in Berlin.
"We have a lot more selling pressure in this market than is generally perceived," said Richard E. Cripps, chief market strategist at Legg Mason Wood Walker in Baltimore.
"I think it's an open question how the Bush Justice Department will be perceived," said Michael R. Bromwich, the agency's former inspector general during the Clinton administration.
But what I and child psychologist Angharad Rudkin thought was significant in your letter was your emphasis: "What you're asking really is about society and how you'll be perceived," says Rudkin.
'I think most of the time he simply looks and behaves in the way he wants to be perceived,' says Marcano. 'When Chávez is meeting businessmen he dresses like a businessman.
"How do you want your sport to be perceived?" says Campbell.
This reveals the cultural differences in how the role of teaching is perceived, says Prof Dolton, a professor of economics at Sussex University and senior research fellow at the Centre for Economic Performance at the London School of Economics.
"The map underlies man's ability to perceive," said Richard Saul Wurman, a graphic designer who was a pioneer in the use of maps as a generalized way to search for information of all kinds before the emergence of the online world.
