But it was perceived in almost the exact opposite way.
Until the early twentieth century, for a woman to leave home unstrapped was perceived in many quarters as indecent.
One was perceived in his later martyrdom as too fine, too principled, for the everyday commerce of politics.
It shows some positive elements, except in the street: it was perceived in the street as arrogance".
"The way it was perceived in the media, I wasn't going to be able to go back to Seattle and they probably wouldn't have wanted me back.
The style is based on what was perceived in the 1930's and 40's as good breeding, set in motion by Molyneux, Vionnet, Lelong and Mainbocher.
Until 2001, al-Jazeera was perceived in a positive way in the west as a whole and the US in particular.
She was herself once called in by Prince Charles's private secretary to discuss why he was perceived in a negative way.
No matter what, he said, Mr. Netanyahu was "perceived in the polls as the most suitable, the most capable" candidate for prime minister.
Here, then, is an opposition that would be influential, if not always accurate, in the way modern architecture was perceived – in short, socialist, modernist and working class v conservative, traditional and middle class – and one that had real political consequences.
Last November, Clinton was the first Secretary of State to visit Burma since John Foster Dulles, in 1955 — and the occasion was perceived in Beijing as a setback for its efforts to consolidate power in Asia.
