Sentence examples for perceived us from inspiring English sources

Expectations and aspirations in Pakistan have really risen over the last decade this is not a country full of hopelessness, or at least there is aspiration interlaced with the despair about Taliban violence, perceived US aggression, etc. QUESTION FROM WAQAR: STEVE COLL: Thanks, and also thanks to The Hybrid Diplomat, who also sent in the link.

Bin Laden went to great lengths to rationalise al-Qaeda's attack on the US on 11 September 2001, calling it "defensive jihad", or retaliation against perceived US domination of Muslim societies.

The administration needs to address the perceived "us versus them" attitude between federal regulators and the private sector, and allay the worries of countless small business owners who are watching closely.

1979: The loss of a key US ally, the exposure of the extent of the Shah's violation of his citizens' rights, and perceived US weakness in the hostage-taking and subsequent rescue attempt – plus the installation of an inward-looking, radical government sustained by anti-Americanism – has consequences that linger to this day.

Pyongyang has called the US nuclear arsenal a threat to its existence and justifies its own nuclear pursuit in large part on that perceived US threat.

It's weird, because people perceived us to be goody-goody.

Perceiving us as potential customers, he offered them to us.

It is the media that perceives us to be enemies".

"The public doesn't perceive us as being anything important," Officer West said.

People were perceiving us as weak and the offers we were given on assets were ridiculous".

"But that has its advantages, because we can shape how people perceive us".