Sentence examples for perceived this way from inspiring English sources

I think the self-esteem of Colombians is very much hurt when we are perceived this way".

The last time he was perceived this way was two months before the 2010 midterm elections, when Republicans picked up 63 seats in the House.

"One is aspirational: 'This is where we intend to go.' This is the other, 'We've already become this but we're not perceived this way.' " Siegelgale confronts growing competition from a wide variety of rivals.

Elyse Cheney, a young literary agent with young female novelists among her clients, described the way writers are perceived this way: "A lot of men write big and blustery, and bigness suggests ambition and is taken more seriously.

But for all the strengths Abrams touts, why are so few women actually perceived this way in everyday situations and treated as equals by others?

The tricky way I believe he got that indoctrination in, is he wasn't saying these are his views, he was saying this is how women are perceived and this is why women aren't equal in the world, because they're perceived this way.

Some students perceived this more specific way of studying as detrimental to in-depth studying.

This is interesting since even though they were not perceived as dominant by other members, active participants tended to become concerned about being perceived in this way in a medium where they could not use visual or verbal cues to gauge reasons for lack or slowness of response.

In Europe, with the partial exception of 19th century France, immigration was never seen as a resource for nation-building and today it is less likely than ever to be perceived in this way.

Seeing-as prompts a certain kind of engagement with the thing perceived in this way: I see a person as one who is mortal—I don't infer that he is and I relate spontaneously and directly to him or her in specific ways prompted by my perception—I don't do so reflectively.

Certainly he did not intend that Clinton be perceived in this way.