Sentence examples for will be perceived by from inspiring English sources

They will be perceived by many as illegitimate, and for good reason.

It understands how its behaviour will be perceived by the Western public.

Whether it will be perceived by the French as a struggle between religions and cultures is less clear.

"The downside is that a child will be perceived by his peers as being abnormal and shunned socially.

"No matter what the reality might be, playing games online at work will be perceived by others as neglecting work and not being engaged".

Brooks taught Anderson and Wilson how to pull their "details" together into a coherent script, and how to anticipate the way a film will be perceived by viewers.

The people who cling to the idea that "political correctness" is a bad thing are afraid: afraid of how they'll be perceived by those less reverent to outdated hierarchies, afraid of the power that true equality can give the historically disenfranchised, afraid of having been wrong.

Worrying about the consequences of her decision to the real security of this country or worrying about how she'll be perceived by the Republicans?

Similarly, the rate of climate change will be perceived differently by different species because of interspecific differences in thermal sensitivity, dispersal and generation time (Berg et al. 2010) generating a wide variety in responses (Chen et al. 2011).

Cahn worked with Clarke on the defense of Jared Loughner, and says that she is "especially good at remaining open to the suffering of the victims, and thinking about how each move that she and her colleagues make will be perceived not just by jurors but by victims".

What can be read and understood as "surreal" by an outsider will be perceived as "natural" by a reader from Mozambique.