Sentence examples for encouraged perhaps from inspiring English sources

He bounced out for the seventh, refreshed - and encouraged, perhaps, that his tormentor now wanted to trade at close quarters.

Instead, Leicester began to grow in confidence – encouraged, perhaps, by the clear suspicion Alisson might be in an unexpectedly obliging mood.

Southampton had shown from the start they fancied their chances and were encouraged, perhaps, by a communication breakdown between Smalling and De Gea inside the opening minute.

Plenty of audience interaction was encouraged, perhaps in hope more than expectation given that only half the tickets available were on general sale.

Asked whether being openly gay was compatible with a job in the cabinet, 52% said Yes. Encouraged, perhaps, by this, Mr Brown said he had no intention of complaining about his treatment to the Press Complaints Commission.

Dancers tend to be generous souls and all responded when asked that question, encouraged perhaps by a second query about what they would want others to see in their own performances.

My only answer to a nagging puritan conscience was to work remorselessly hard and to encourage, perhaps indiscriminately, dramatists who addressed the political issues of the time".

Accordingly, the president-elect's http://www.change.gov transition Web site features a blog and a suggestion form, signaling the kinds of direct and instantaneous interaction that the Obama administration will encourage, perhaps with an eye toward turning its following into the biggest special-interest group in Washington.

"It's time to encourage, perhaps even mandate, the teaching of the Bible in public schools as a primary document of Western civilization," they wrote, adding that it should be done "for the sake of the nation's children".

Ms. Neilson recognized that need for intimacy and encouraged it, perhaps beyond proportion.

The free market majority may be at risk: protectionists will be encouraged and, perhaps, empowered.