Sentence examples for wrongly perceived by from inspiring English sources

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

In the current study, a person's fear of being wrongly perceived by a partner when suggesting condom use is consistent with the suggestion that emotional state plays an important role.

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

The UN conventions on climate change (UNFCCC) and biodiversity (UNCBD), for example, have struggled by being wrongly perceived as environmental conventions.

In 1990, he wrote States of Shock, which, like last year's God of Hell, was wrongly perceived as an anti-war play and was ungratefully received by critics who dismissed him as a superannuated 1960s radical.

"Sex work is widely but wrongly perceived to be an occupation that is predominantly taken up by women and this means that males may fall through the student support net because they are not associated with sex work occupations," she added.

Microsoft, rightly or wrongly, is perceived by many to be the evil empire and is therefore attacked by mindless viruses that distract the brand from its global domination.

He had written about such attacks: Sikhs assaulted because they were wrongly perceived to be Muslim.

KABUL, Afghanistan — The Afghan Taliban have been wrongly perceived as close ideological allies of Al Qaeda, and they could be persuaded to renounce the global terrorist group, according to a report to be published Monday by New York University.

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".