Sentence examples for with a perceived from inspiring English sources

Combined with a perceived autocratic "presidential" style, they have lost Renzi a great deal of goodwill.

He had, the report claimed, lost patience with a perceived lack of discipline.

Sather said his decision to fire Tortorella had nothing to do with a perceived player revolt.

Mr. Reagan won handily over an unpopular Democrat and took office with a perceived mandate for change.

(The most interesting of the issues concerns the rights of private ownership in conflict with a perceived public interest).

FOMO is often associated with a perceived low social rank, which can cause feelings of anxiety and inferiority.

Greenplum's and Kaggle's effort may be one way that the market copes with a perceived shortage of data scientists.

Whether you live in England, America or someplace else, resources are too scanty to be an artist with a perceived conflict of interest.

It is only offering up the latest example of western Europe conflating a humanitarian and human rights crisis with a perceived threat to public security.

Immigration is the perfect example, in which somehow our affection for the rule of law has become conflated with a perceived racism against brown and black people.

"Comparison" is the name given to the perception of resemblance with a perceived thing of another thing that is not present at that moment.