Sentence examples for perceived until now from inspiring English sources

Juncker, perceived until now as an honest broker in the crisis – taking a softer approach than the Germans, who are viewed in Greece as the architects of austerity – has rarely been seen in such an irate state, sources close to the EU in Garmisch-Partenkirchen said.

This perceived mandate now has to be destroyed.

It's precisely because of the incontrovertible flamboyance of Hitchcock's art (a flamboyance that, until the young French critics had their say, relegated him to the status of a vulgar showman) that it's more readily perceived now.

How is the collection to be perceived now?

How cycling is perceived now is a fantastic thing".

The executive branch has perceived -- largely correctly, unfortunately, until now -- stamping a CIA label on an operation as a "get out of jail free card" to escape transparency and accountability.

Compared to existing studies strong points are: - We study several interrelated aspects of human well-being that until now have been studied separately: self perceived health, physical complaints, mental health, and perceived safety.

Some business people perceive that window now.

Much of the skepticism about Provenge until now has related to the perceived limitations of the 500-person study that Kantoff helped run.

But in light of Iran's perceived backing of the Houthis, the US has until now been unwilling to lend support.

The problem — as the Fed perceived it until last week and maybe even now — is that there are also signs of inflation.