Sentence examples for perceiving it to be from inspiring English sources

In Egypt, youth still prefer to work for the government, rather than the private sector, perceiving it to be a secure job.

Perceiving it to be an act of defiance, David Bohrman, Current's president, wrote a memo to Mr. Olbermann's staff telling them that the anchor had long ago given up the opportunity to anchor on election nights.

And, indeed, one of the Attic writers, perceiving it to be very hard to make an excuse for this, feigns that Aegeus, at the approach of the ship, running hastily to the Acropolis to see what news, slipped and fell down, as if he had no servants, or none would attend him on his way to the shore.

John Podhoretz, an editor of The Weekly Standard, was surprised that the "state of grace" featured prominently in Fill the Void, perceiving it to be an uncommon concept in Jewish movies.

Initiation of insulin treatment often distresses patients, many of them perceiving it to be a result of personal failure in terms of achieving glycemic control [ 12, 13, 32].

Fear of marginalization could hinder men's resistance of peer pressure to antagonistic attitudes towards women, despite perceiving it to be morally and personally wrong.

Indeed, many perceive it to be Pinter's masterpiece.

It is not a "woman-book" as some people perceive it to be.

"Pool isn't necessarily what people perceive it to be," Mr. Klie said.

"I perceive it to be a gag order," she said, after declining to sign.

Her life is "way more boring than you might perceive it to be", she says.