Sentence examples for some have perceived from inspiring English sources

Raúl Castro has already announced a series of far-reaching economic reforms this year, which some have perceived as a retreat from socialism.

Some have perceived Mr. Silver's interest as limited to what he can do to help his constituents and political allies like Unite, the garment workers' union, whose industry is centered in Chinatown.

This helps to eliminate the inherent assumption of a hierarchical relationship among the domains which some have perceived in Carroll's pyramidal depiction of CSR.

So, that's what the game will be, narratively and as Suzuki conceived his story as spanning 16 chapters, with only six completed so far across the two full games to date, Shenmue 3 might not even be the conclusion of what some have perceived to be a trilogy.

While Tunney's office has faced some criticism with what some have perceived as a slow response to crime in the area, Bever told the Huffington Post it remains a high priority for the alderman, even as he reported that recent crime statistics have, mostly, been on the decline, in line with a recent Windy City Times analysis.

"I would not have accepted this had it been the job that some had perceived it to be in the past," he said.

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She has also displayed what some voters have perceived as a mean streak and others (not enough, though) saw as gritty determination.

Some critics have perceived glimpses of Margaret Thatcher's whims of iron in Ms. Walter's coldly flirtatious Elizabeth, who captures both the smug gratification and loneliness of life on the throne.

She speaks in ready-made sentences, clearly punctuated, using words like "accurate", "precise" and "concrete" over again to describe her practice - which is striking, given that some critics have perceived in her work a willful disregard of playwrights' intentions.

"You just can't ignore that," Mr. Sherman explained to reporters later, saying the televised trial, which led to Mr. Simpson's acquittal, could have left potential Skakel jurors eager to compensate for what some might have perceived as an unjust verdict in the Simpson case.