Sentence examples for wrongly perceived as from inspiring English sources

His successor finished the job, in spite of having been wrongly perceived as a Southern bigot.

No one but Obama, wrongly perceived as a new FDR, could have pulled it off".

In the can-do, post-World II American imagination, he said, psychoanalysis had become wrongly perceived as a cure-all.

Elsewhere, teenagers boasted of the violence they wanted to enact to avenge their friend's death, all the while complaining that they were wrongly perceived as threatening.

Meik Forell, a beer market specialist with the Hamburg consulting firm Forell & Tebroke, says the law is often wrongly perceived as "the gospel truth".

Granger demonstrated that estimated relationships between variables that changed over time could be nonsensical and misleading because the variables were wrongly perceived as having a relationship.

Miss Ruddock (Ms. Routledge) in "A Lady of Letters" is an interfering spinster who causes so much fuss over what she wrongly perceives as a local case of child abuse that she lands in prison -- where she makes the first friends of her life and finally leads a fulfilled existence.

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

Shaw, rightly or wrongly, perceived women as compelled by their reproductive instinct, emissaries of what he called the life force.

The Republicans are wrongly perceived by many as the only choice for Christians.

Fourthly, it seems that some institutional managers may have refused to participate simply because they may have wrongly perceived this study as an inspection of their performances or had fears about the use of its findings particularly because it was clearly stated that unannounced visits will be conducted subsequently [ 46].