Sentence examples for that will be perceived from inspiring English sources

Gaddafi still has a base of support, or – just as dangerously – groups that will be perceived by the victorious rebels as bases of support.

It will be fascinating to watch whether Anheuser-Busch and the other Olympic advertisers will try to capitalize on terror and war with patriotic peddling, jingoistic jingles or worst yet, exploitive commercials that will be perceived as patridiotic.

Imagine how invasive that will be perceived as the public comes to understand it all.

James Walston, a political science professor at American University in Rome, said tonight after the law passed that "the big international damage is that Berlusconi will be perceived as trying to crowbar his way out of judicial troubles".

Second, Silver polls Romney as a moderate, but it is not clear that Romney is a moderate or that he will be perceived as one after his opponents try to pin down his currently undefined image.

There's always a danger that they will be perceived as self-serving and a public that has little trust in big business might be inclined to do the opposite of what they say just to spite them.

He seems obsessed with convincing white Americans he is not some goblin come to take their privilege away, rather than recognising that, pragmatically, America still has enough deeply held racial biases that he will be perceived as a race man by some, no matter what he does.

Many winemakers will not acknowledge using reverse osmosis, fearing that they will be perceived as having tampered with the wine.

"If they try to make money off this, there could be a problem that it will be perceived as being inappropriate," cautioned Ms. Packes of the Feathered Nest brokerage.

Some parents are, frankly, embarrassed by their efforts to keep their children nearby, fearing that they will be perceived as provincial.

You lost your future.' " Others in her position are stymied by the fear that dating will be perceived as a betrayal of their late partners.