Sentence examples for routinely perceived as from inspiring English sources

He made his name with the novel Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (1958) and the collection of short stories The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner (1959), and he is still routinely perceived as a member of the kitchen-sink branch of the Angry Generation.

Cops are now routinely perceived as guilty until proven innocent in the eyes of increasing numbers of black, white and brown citizens.

According to historian Kåre Lunden, Koht was much hated by many because of his language reforms, which were routinely perceived as attacks and degradations on their preferred language.

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

Men routinely over-estimate the amount of work they do cleaning and caring for children; women routinely perceive their relationships as 50-50 when in fact the female partner is doing much more around the house.

Journalistic sources would dry up if reporters were routinely summoned and perceived as adjuncts to war crimes investigators, he said.

Currently, LTBI detection relies on the tuberculin skin test (TST) in most countries with high incidence of tuberculosis although this is not routinely performed and is perceived as a barrier to accessing TB preventive therapy [5].

He said that since he was the subject of a death threat in 1995, any correspondence he receives that "could be perceived as threatening" is routinely forwarded.

Despite these advantages, Bayesian approaches are not routinely employed in medical research as they are often perceived as being analytically complex and difficult to conduct.

Species routinely take on superficial characteristics that allow them to be perceived as something they are not when it confers a survival advantage.

And so a narrative of hooliganism was created, against a background of times when football was perceived as a national disease thanks to the behaviour of supporters who routinely invaded pitches or fought in the streets.