More likely, that is how Brown, among others, understandably perceives him.
Most STEM faculty likely know very little about Native Americans' historical experiences with the education system and so may not be aware of the threat many Native Americans may understandably perceive from curricula that claim cultural neutrality while requiring them to violate their cultural beliefs and identities (Bulow 1991).
Third World nations often (understandably) perceive this as a rerun of colonialism.
Viewers outside of Greek life might understandably perceive Total Frat Movie as parody, its heroes so blithely dropping platitudes that are neither profound nor funny.
"However," she said, "the serial nature of the contacts understandably could be perceived as some kind of pressure, presumably at my direction".
How, otherwise, will they account for the fact that both these horses were long perceived –quite understandably – as sprinters rather than milers?
But the answer, Colorado's OneRepublic, have become so popular they're understandably wary of being perceived as a manufactured band.
The distinction between "acceptably" or "understandably" failing to perceive or report an abnormality on a radiological study and negligently failing to report a lesion is an important one, albeit one that is difficult to explain to laypersons or juries.
Trump desperately needs to win back white voters who were once understandably drawn to his projected strength and perceived focus on their issues, but who, increasingly, have been unsettled by his erratic behavior and intemperate ugliness.
And, understandably, possible changes in the far future are perceived as something we can ignore for now.
