Sentence examples for perhaps perceived from inspiring English sources

"There are certainly big challenges," says Cahn. "The UK is respected for its strong creative heritage, but is perhaps perceived less as a dynamic and innovative nation.

Starting around World War II, they were curbed with DDT, the miracle insecticide turned environmental threat and perhaps perceived as a savior again.

We're not a cool channel as E4 is perhaps perceived as a cool channel; having ITV at the beginning of our name means that isn't something we ever aspire to".

If you're thinking seriously about an organization and trying hard to make decisions, for someone to say the process is like a garbage can is perhaps perceived as insulting.

Do we want to reward a movie that's perhaps perceived as a money loser?

In the course of that discussion, he reiterated a point he has made before that while there may be some instances of voter fraud, it should not be a defining issue of the Republican Party, as it is an issue that is perhaps perceived in a way it is not intended.

"None of the selection issues are as significant as people perhaps perceive them to be, but that's because we clearly understand every aspect of the policy.

Sailors aboard the Mississippi said their dolphin honor guard was not an infrequent occurrence, as the dolphins can be fascinated by what they perhaps perceive as an impossibly large cousin.

David Fanning, in his biography of Weinberg, notes that Shostakovich helped to bring "The Passenger" to his friend's attention, perhaps perceiving that no one was better suited to set it to music.

But governors have also often been contrary indicators on the national scene — another historic measure of how voters perhaps perceive them differently as the front-line face of government.

We could perhaps perceive from Figure 6 initial support for the assumption that it is more likely that a substrate of SLCO1B1 will also be a substrate of SLCO1B3 than other transporters.