Sentence examples for slightest perceived from inspiring English sources

The enigmatic point guard is on edge, about to detonate over the slightest perceived injustice.

So it might achieve little.All ASEAN members, not just Indonesia, zealously guard against the slightest perceived threat to their sovereignty.

Even the slightest perceived infraction, such as having a copy of the Koran on a phone or making a contact abroad, can result in incarceration, he said.

A lack of training and discipline was obvious in the streets during the revolution, as soldiers fired off rifle volleys and barrages of tank fire, ripping the tops off buildings at the slightest perceived threat.

Many hoping for fame and fortune in that opportunistic environment pretended to a higher social status than their birth merited and behaved according to a debased version of the old chivalric codes of honour, whereby the slightest perceived insult or injury was met with force.

The server at the one place on this street I can afford to have a working lunch like the non-broke daywalkers do, the doctor at the one appointment I can afford this month – the slightest perceived misstep in feminine presentation makes many an enemy of the people you rely on for day-to-day life.

He is fueled by slights perceived, real and imagined.

Finally, there's a new political culture at City Hall, one that insists that every slight, perceived insult and factual error be answered in kind.

When he played at St .John's, any slight — perceived or real — could set him off, according to Fran Fraschilla, one of his former coaches.

Windows 7 will give them that slight perceived boost and, since it will come with new machines, it will increase the install base by accretion.

And perhaps most crucial: No one else shared your humiliation because only the people involved knew about the slight (or perceived slight).