Sentence examples for perhaps perceived as from inspiring English sources

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?

The bluish males in our experiment could have been intimidated by red females, whom they perhaps perceived as territorial competitors rather than potential mates.

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.

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

"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.

In an era when so many marriages end in divorce, that could perhaps be perceived as naive but in order to play the character with truth and integrity I had to believe that was a strength and something to be admired … After the show, I did have to remind myself that there is love out there.

In addition, letting the tax cuts expire would have positive second-order effects because it would improve the government's fiscal balance, which is widely (though perhaps incorrectly) perceived as a source of risk to the economy.

Rather than considering the TRN to be a new network, for some members it may perhaps be perceived as just a reconfiguration of existing contacts.