Sentence examples for sort of perceived from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hesse "was always sort of perceived to be a fallback position," Mr. Moffett said.

"It gives the government an excuse, some sort of perceived justification, to intervene and monitor and surveil and control and enforce our lives in ways that were clearly not legal before," she says.

"You can sort of perceive it as being very kind of weird and sort of Eastern mysticism, and I don't want to get involved with something that's a bit strange.

The play uses professional wrestling as a metaphor for all sorts of perceived American sins, and treats promoters and athletes alike as partners in a flashy scam whose spectacles separate enthralled and willing suckers from their cash.

ED defines patients with exhaustion that has developed as a consequence of identifiable stressor(s) that have been present for at least six months and is defined by clinical criteria, including somatic, as well as mental health symptoms that can arise as a consequence of all sorts of perceived stress [ 10].

I had already made so many mistakes and felt some sort of societal perceived "three strikes and you are out" rule would certainly be imposed on the latest scenario.

The sort of evidence perceived as adequate and thus persuasive varied considerably across the professional memberships of innovators, with medical staff espousing almost exclusively scientifically derived evidence, while other professionals contented themselves with statistics and financial figures.

As Sajid Javid, a Conservative Treasury minister, points out, the Tories have to contend with a legacy of perceived hostility to minorities of all sorts.

The externalization of perceived wealth is our proof that we have reached success (and thus some sort of acceptance).

A handful of perceived ringleaders were detained.

That sort of policy is perceived by some critics as obnoxious, and may appear to be too little too late in the recruiting process.