Online, some far-right sympathisers mock his perceived soft stance on Islam, calling him "Ali Juppé".
Apart from changes I have made in response to other referees' comments softening a perceived verticalist stance, I have not brought this discussion into the main manuscript.
No Democratic presidential candidate has managed to do that since Jimmy Carter in 1976, because of the party's perceived weak-kneed stance on military matters.
The Fox News Channel host Bill O'Reilly, a frequent target of Mr. Olbermann's complaints, has repeatedly criticized Mr. Capus and NBC's parent company, General Electric, for a perceived left-wing stance.
The film, which plays at the festival on Friday, has already come under fire for its perceived "anti-American" stance, and it appears unlikely that any US distributors will risk taking it on board.
Although Mallory was hardly alone, his political opponents later used his perceived pro-Union stance as an excuse to attack him.
Recently there has been a spate of instances where private entities have been punished for perceived anti-LGBT stances.
His stance was perceived as an attempt to stop young black people who were likely to lean Democrat from voting.
The response to her performance has been positive, not just because of the Farage moment, but because of what's been perceived as her refreshing stance on other issues, such as tuition fees and the health service.
