Sentence examples for following perhaps from inspiring English sources

They're also following, perhaps, what they see on celebrities.

But two years later, following perhaps the most agonizing of all Yankee exits, Steinbrenner did not hold such a romantic view.

Mr Monod was listened to, if not heeded, because he was one of the world's most eminent naturalists, following perhaps the least blameworthy of scientific occupations.

While garden gnomes were long considered merely tacky by most arbiters of taste, in the last few years they have begun to enjoy a cult following, perhaps not completely ironic.

Freddy Garcia started Wednesday's game facing the unenviable task of following perhaps the best Yankees pitching performance of the season, and he had to wait an additional 105 minutes before he could even attempt to outshine it.

This strange sense of a book being forever inadequate to a love story is given its greatest expression 21 years after Emma Bovary fretted about what exactly passion was, following perhaps the most celebrated death scene in the history of the novel – when Anna Karenina throws herself under a train.

A rebel with a following – and perhaps even with the power to effect real change.

The following is perhaps one to add to the list: a head-scratchingly unfair case.

The whole thing is caught on camera and shown on TV the following night, perhaps bemusing a few ADF fans.

I've been following with perhaps unwarranted intensity the nano-economic drama of the pastry stand beside my house on Mianhua Hutong.

By Evan Osnos April 23, 2009 I've been following with perhaps unwarranted intensity the nano-economic drama of the pastry stand beside my house on Mianhua Hutong.