Sentence examples for feeling that perhaps from inspiring English sources

We had this vague, niggling feeling that perhaps we were out of some important loop.

It was fantastic, but there was a feeling that perhaps it wasn't going to last.

"But do you get the feeling that perhaps there's more to this than she's saying?" Over on Fox News, similar psychological evaluations were under way on "Fox & Friends".

March 20 , 20137.12pm GMT Ryan Avent of The Economist: Is there any feeling that perhaps the recovery has not been going fast enough?

I love her work – the wit as well as the sadness of it – but there's a feeling that perhaps this isn't her year.

And the Europeans, while there was great enthusiasm about the euro when it was introduced, are feeling that perhaps it's not such a bad thing to own dollars.

And then for the rest of the day I couldn't shake the feeling that things were amiss, a feeling that was perhaps exacerbated by helpful friends promising that if you have one roach you probably have thousands.

The situation has created a miasma of ill-feeling that perhaps accelerates the supernatural evil lurking there.

State Senator Nia H. Gill, a Democrat of Essex County, expressed more turbulent feelings that perhaps illustrate the murkiness of the issues.

But the feeling remains that perhaps some experiences should not be fodder for art, especially when the vulnerabilities on display are not just hyper-realistic, but real.

And as we are giving to others, we are receiving such a warm feeling inside that perhaps we have never known before.