Sentence examples for that are perceived from inspiring English sources

Arts organisations are careful about not taking money from companies that are perceived badly.

Bruits are blowing vascular sounds resembling heart murmurs that are perceived over partially occluded blood vessels.

That is, it may be that straight men's faces that are perceived as even slightly effeminate are incorrectly classified as gay, whereas straight women's faces that are perceived as slightly masculine may still be seen as straight.

This says banks can hold less capital against assets that are perceived to have less chance of showing future losses.

This surely illustrates how beers that are perceived as cat's piss in one country become premium brands in another.

(Ethnicity here includes national, cultural, religious, linguistic, or other attributes that are perceived as characteristic of distinct groups).

Such a government cannot afford to pursue foreign policies that are perceived as unjust, undignified and humiliating by the public.

"You see some organisations that are perceived a certain way publicly when actually they're not like that – good and bad because it goes both ways.

Perhaps most troubling to resorts and safety officials is that three people died in-bounds — areas at resorts that are perceived as safe terrain.

In formative education, young females are opting out of subjects such as maths and science that are perceived as more typically male.

A feminism that is culturally buzzing and politicising young women but not in any way that includes the established institutions that are perceived to be broken and decrepit?