Sentence examples for really perceived as from inspiring English sources

Hard-working pros and all that but if they are really perceived as the answer, what on earth is the question?

"We've seen the media reports, but they can't be really perceived as official information," Dmitry Peskov, spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin, told reporters.

Years ago, when John Fairchild was asked what he did to get respect from bossy French designers for Women's Wear Daily (in the late 1950s it was really perceived as a rag), he replied, "I got mad".

"Our current map engine, our map stack, is really perceived as one of the most performing map stack's out there," he said.

"I think this is really perceived as pretty groundbreaking," McLean added.

This may reveal a discrepancy between internationally agreed upon standards of best practice and actual ideology of national policy-makers, these standards not being really perceived as essential policy directions in the countries.

"Fear distorted time, the stimulus being perceived as longer than it really was," says Droit-Volet.

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

Employers were perceived as greedy.

He replied,  "I've never really perceived that as being one of the problems of being a duke".

This past summer, Jose Sulaiman testified in Federal court that while he had said that he was withholding recognition of James (Buster) Douglas's knockout victory over Mike Tyson back in February, in his heart he really perceived Douglas as the bona fide champion.