Sentence examples for I perhaps feel from inspiring English sources
The phrase "I perhaps feel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing uncertainty or a tentative emotion or opinion. Example: "I perhaps feel that this decision may not be the best for our team."
But every now and then during one of those New York soirées, when anti-Mormon prejudice is persistently pressed and expressed, and I perhaps feel momentarily and un-Mormonly emboldened by wine, I begin to try and share my slim understanding of Joseph Smith and my fascination with the Latter-day Saints. Latter-day Saints
"I perhaps felt that he (Rodgers) didn't have quite so much confidence in me, certainly at the start of this season," Moreno said.
It promises to be far more sonically adventurous: "For me, it's a chance to return to that Berberian world and try out things I perhaps felt too timid to do back then.
And I did perhaps feel in a calmer state of mind having not had my headphones in whenever on the go.
I suppose I feel, perhaps naively, optimistic that we're just not yet quite clear about the rules of how you communicate online publicly.
"And perhaps I feel like this is 1001 Nights," she said, "and if I stop telling the stories, bop, I'm dead".
Perhaps I feel guilty for being a man.
Perhaps I feel a little guilty, actually, for creating something that is not as pure as it was once, something that now is about money".
At some deep level, perhaps, I felt I'd already had children, and couldn't face all that responsibility again.
Perhaps I felt I had more of a personal connection with Polly Bergen.
I think I'd say Vine was a bit more serious, a bit more searching, analytical perhaps, but I feel I don't always really have to define this.
