Sentence examples for perceived to win from inspiring English sources
Five out of the last six challengers were perceived to win the first debate against an incumbent president".
David Axelrod noted in a memo that "five out of the last six challengers were perceived to win the first debate against an incumbent president" and garlanded Romney with adjectives like "disciplined," "poised," "smart".
Many critics have said that Kennedy was perceived to have won the debate, and eventually won the election, because he looked better on camera that day.
In literature, all that awaits a hero who is already perceived to have won is failure.
After Cameron was widely perceived to have won last night's debate some have already begun turning their attention to what might happen to the Labour party post-Brown.
But he said that much would depend, in both Israeli and Palestinian politics, on the outcome of the conflict and on whether Hamas or Israel was perceived to have won.
And, on May 18th, Mr Ahern was perceived to have won a widely watched television debate with Enda Kenny, leader of Fine Gael, the main opposition party.In a matter of days Mr Ahern was transformed from a tired and dispirited leader on his way out of office into a statesman, whose skills in managing Ireland's economic success offered just the reassurance necessary to rally undecided voters.
The Champions of England, yes, but a team that was widely perceived to have won by coasting past a herd of riderless horses, a poor team themselves that was carried on the shoulders of Robin van Persie.
Even though Obama is perceived to have "won" that showdown with Republicans, it negatively affected his ratings – just as it did during the previous debt limit showdown in the summer of 2011.
Will voters opt for experience and the perceived "ability to win" or will they gravitate toward a candidate they trust who they perceive cares for them?
Scottish Labour is announcing its new leader, with former UK cabinet minister Jim Murphy the perceived frontrunner to win the contest.
