Sentence examples for start to be perceived from inspiring English sources

Plus, when you talk to lots of different people for very brief periods of time, you will start to be perceived by others as the kind of person who can talk to lots of different kinds of people and, more importantly, that lots of different types of people can talk to you, as well.

He served as commissioner from 1962 to 1969, a period when drug addiction was starting to be perceived as a threatening national disease.

But even if you accept Yves's premise that the Times' decision to cover a story like this tells us something important about the political standing of its subject, I think it's a mistake to think this story is a sign that "Geithner may be starting to be perceived as a liability".

Simply decide how you want to be perceived and start taking small steps towards behaving and doing things that are aligned with that image of yourself.

People will perceive you the way you want to be perceived, so when you start thinking you're great, other people will follow.

They want to be perceived as bookish".

The answer appears to be perceived electability.

How do you want to be perceived?

While the large number of abandoned designs and false starts could be perceived as lost time and resources, these prototyping and debugging phases foreground necessary design considerations such as the importance of units when engaging in measurement and highlight the large space of design possibilities.

Discovery now needs to build on its availability and start to break out of what might be perceived to be a niche positioning".

But we certainly believe that it's okay to have something be a continuous flow from start to end and not necessarily be perceived as, "Oh, it's going to be a bunch of download tracks or a bunch of ring tones" or something like that.