Sentence examples for questionable perceived from inspiring English sources
But underhand serves, especially when they are perceived to provide a performance advantage, are ethically questionable, perceived as deceitful trickery, and, in a word, underhanded.
Psychologists have long discovered that humans possess the natural tendency of assigning blame to other people for perceived questionable behavior without regarding other "situational factors" that might be responsible for their behavior (Jones & Harris, 1967).
Voluntary participation of the home-care nurses may be questionable, because of perceived differences in professional power held by the in-home nurses and the head nurses.
I would start resenting many more of our cultural characteristics, mistakenly equating the questionable quality I perceive in them to questionable quality in our doctrine.
However, that study represents the American situation, and it is questionable whether distance is perceived to be a problem in the Dutch situation.
When the child's testimony is deemed unreliable or when the proof is perceived as questionable, cases may be considered unfounded and will, as a result, not be counted towards official data.
Mr. Gonzales's record as White House counsel may be perceived as morally questionable at best.
After all, one of the reasons Gillibrand was perceived as a questionable choice by liberals, and a reasonable choice by other Dems, was because of her own conservative cred, which served her well as an Upstate Congresswoman.
So the attitude towards African teams by the authorities is questionable, as is the way they are perceived.
Frustrated at what he perceived to be the second questionable call against him -- a roughing penalty against center Radek Bonk in front of the Islanders' goal -- the Islanders' Cairns lost control at mid-ice.
This may reflect the fact that all flu vaccination programs are perceived by the public as questionable, based on the perception that the vaccines are not effective and the disease is not serious.
