Sentence examples for felt that perhaps from inspiring English sources

"The bishop felt that perhaps he misspoke," a worried spokesman said soon after the news conference.

"I felt that perhaps we've turned a corner," Mr. Null said in a telephone interview after the roundtable.

Lots of people would say, 'Oh, this is too daring.' But I've never felt that – perhaps because I'm Russian.

"Therefore, I felt that perhaps a little opinion on your recent stand against the soccer team at Amherst might be in order".

In 1983 he felt that perhaps he was getting tired and cynical, but he despaired of America's capacity "to go into other countries and set things straight".

My grandmother told him about the pregnancy at a restaurant because she felt that perhaps if she explained it in a public place, he might not explode.

Manfred felt that living as outlaws, perhaps for years, would be intolerable.

He feels that perhaps he's like them.

It makes me feel that perhaps I didn't fail after all.

In hindsight, I feel that perhaps they'd already made a decision.

She feels that, perhaps because of this, the actors are not inside the play.