Sentence examples for whatever perceived from inspiring English sources

Now "I'm Not A Real Jeb" Bush has begun using Rubio's 2016 campaign talking points, eating into whatever perceived centrism Rubio had and stealing his Florida fundraising base.

Perhaps most important, eliminating the 10percentt chance that most smokers have of dying of cancer or cardiac disease over the next 10 years of their life may partly compensate for whatever perceived elevation of stress they may suffer from nicotine withdrawal.

Some viewers can see the difference in quality quite clearly, while others may not feel that whatever perceived difference there may be is worth tacking a few hundred dollars onto the bill.

Law enforcement simply do not have license to beat up citizens for whatever perceived slight".

This fact indicates that, whatever perceived color harmony might be, people are in better agreement about it than about their preferences for the same colored displays.

Celebrities would do well to remember that, whatever their perceived liberties, they remain on the studio payroll.

Protagoras does seem to have restricted knowledge to sense experience, but he believed emphatically that whatever was perceived by the senses was certainly true.

The actions of these people are as alien, bizarre and offensive to the vast majority of us living in Northern Ireland – whatever our perceived political or religious background – as they would be to any outsider.

The goal seems to be to snap up whatever is perceived at the moment to be the best, from a much-admired Picasso painting to a work by the hot Scottish-born artist Peter Doig.

Whatever the perceived strengths and weaknesses of your city's brand, one thing appears unarguable, and that's the value of being identified as a city in the first place.

"She abandoned the planks of the Republican Party platform to do whatever she perceived to be popular, and she grossly miscalculated the power we had to fight back," said Frank Antenori, a former Republican state senator from Tucson and one of the forces behind the initiative.