Sentence examples for I perhaps owe from inspiring English sources

"I am following Nature without being able to grasp her … I perhaps owe having become a painter to flowers," he wrote.

As my South African friends would attest, I like a bit of sporting hatred as much as the next bigot, but I wonder if O'Neill doesn't perhaps owe England a debt of gratitude.

The main event of the evening was the Mahler, whose climactic glimpse of heaven did perhaps owe something to Mozartian poise and ecstasy.

Linney and Ruffalo as brother and sister turn in actorly, masterclass performances that perhaps owe more to the techniques of the stage than the cinema.

Matt Jacobs: "Aquaman" hasn't exactly assumed a large presence in my dreams, but what I expected ― perhaps owed to my limited imagination ― was a grim version of "The Little Mermaid".

Thus, FcεRI aggregation may enhance mast cell proliferation and survival, perhaps owing to the autocrine effects of the cytokines, growth factors, and antiapoptotic proteins, triggered by FcεRI aggregation.

But again, perhaps owing to some critical failure of empathy, I couldn't thrill to these scenes.

Press agents I have spoken to have noted many of these recusals have come in the last couple of weeks, perhaps owing to the daunting April crush of openings (well-documented by Adam Feldman here) or perhaps something else.

Demonstrations continued Friday, though many were smaller than usual, perhaps owing to colder temperatures.

Perhaps owing to the time of day (it was just after 8 a.m).

– with further evidence that he perhaps owes more to Bernard Manning than he does to Alan Bennett.