Sentence examples for so much perceived from inspiring English sources

On a human level, there is so much perceived cynicism and negativity in the media and elsewhere but I'm having a great time.

ISIS offers not so much perceived salvation and over-emphasized heavenly rewards but rather a fresh identity to overwhelm the previous "loser" label and/or to camouflage doubts about self.

But as the article also indicated, many of these managers earned so much by perceiving better than anyone else that the mortgage-backed securities market was overvalued, and betting against it.

Because their identity depends so much on being perceived as innovative, these elite groups generate novel ideas rapidly.

Again, this is not a matter of arguing so much as of perceiving.

Among the affected respondents, therefore, it is not so much how they perceive wind energy that is important what really matters is their willingness to adjust.

In fact, it is so much easier to perceive in others that it is natural to believe that genius is forever a resident of a foreign country.

That commission had so much public support and perceived gravitas that by the time it reported, its recommendations were politically impossible to dismiss.

How did we come to this? * Day Three: How can a profession whose raison d'être is caring attract so much criticism for its perceived callousness?

Valérie Trierweiler is unpopular in France, not for her adultery so much as for her perceived vulgarity in dealing with it.

What is unpromising about this is that it is not being perceived so much as a search for solutions as a search for political advantage.