Sentence examples for then perceived from inspiring English sources

Corporations then perceived competing businesses to be their enemies, not terrorists or Communists.

Bak also grew up "protected" from what were then perceived as the dangers of bilingualism.

The public then perceived the C.I.A. as an organization that could do little wrong.

America was by then perceived — rightly — as the leader of what we like to call "the free world".

Of course, Europe was then perceived in Paris as the instrument to prolong "French Greatness" through other means.

Because of corruption in Madagascar, Mr. Donovan said, some wood is permitted through the system and then perceived as legal when it is not.

You decide that the old collier, the father, is a dirty brute; and then perceive that he profoundly has your sympathy.

In the summer of 1962, Vann felt confident that the flaws in Cao's character, to the extent he could then perceive them, would not prevent him from turning Cao into an aggressive military leader.

"If it were possible to read the histories of those who are doomed to have no historian, and to glance into domestic journals as well as into national archives," Brown speculated, "we should then perceive the unjust prodigality of our sympathy to those few names, which eloquence has adorned with all the seduction of her graces".

When two of these inks combine, each annuls in the other the capacity to reflect that one of the two primary colours that it cannot itself reflect; the eye then perceives only the one primary colour that both inks reflect; for example, red, by combining yellow and magenta inks.

He says if a candidate is seen as anti-immigrant it matters to Latinos who are American citizens, who then perceive him as unfriendly and intolerant.