Sentence examples for was perceived around from inspiring English sources

The people here have been especially wary since the terrorist attack in Madrid last month, which was perceived around Europe as retribution for Spain's support for the Iraq war.

Mr. Powell also said he believed the United States' military prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, had become "a major problem" in the way America was perceived around the world.

He opened his first gallery in 1957, at the relatively advanced age of 49, and he changed not just the way American art was bought and sold but the way it was talked about, the way it was perceived around the world.

"It would make a great difference to the way in which it was perceived around the world if we were able to lend in future".

"This is how it is being perceived around the country.

We must be aware of how our domestic debates are perceived around the world.

"This crisis has made clear that Americans have no idea how they're perceived around the world".

Bush administration officials say they welcome the offer, but worry about how such events may be perceived around the world.

Now it's a team that is respected and will be perceived around the league as a contender for some time to come".

Since Terry Bradway was named general manager last Thursday, Edwards has been perceived around the league as the front-runner for the job.

"We may need to get over that to truly distance ourselves, as Christians, from what is perceived around the world as a national agenda".