Sentence examples for perceived to try from inspiring English sources

Whereas young people themselves in the same study did not report similar issues and were perceived to try to deny their problems [ 14].

But Israel could find itself in a difficult position if it is perceived to be trying to torpedo any deal from the outset.

There was a perceived push to try and find a deal last week, but it just was not going to happen in a fair enough way to get our season started on time".

But as the public has become fed up with the sad shenanigans of messed-up celebrities, so too have they wearied of the famous doctors they perceive to be trying to increase their own star power by association.

The health professionals were perceived to be nice and trying to do a good job, but their work was understood to be distracted by strict routines and technological procedures.

It was concluded that these women had a complicated relationship with clothes fit and sizing and used well-fitting clothes to increase body confidence, cover perceived flaws, and to try to attain a slender hourglass look.

They fear that delegates will bow to Mr. Cuomo's desires, real or perceived, and try to keep certain candidates off the ballot.

I have the courage to try what others perceive to be an insurmountable challenge, and I refuse to give up now.

"Some call themselves that because they don't want to be perceived as trying to pass themselves off as white," he said.

The Mongol leader Ghazan, a converted Muslim since 1295, might not have wanted to be perceived as trying to gain the assistance of infidels against his fellow Muslims in Egypt.

So my challenge was to try to perceive the images of young Dolores as the innocent 12 year old that she is.