Sentence examples for has perhaps made from inspiring English sources

Marsden says his own lifelong experience with depression has perhaps made him more sympathetic.

His legacy, along with the scandal, is that he has perhaps made the Tennessee job higher profile in college basketball than it once was.

The rhetoric of pragmatism, or of rejecting political correctness, has perhaps made it easier for Danes to accept an unwelcoming stance.

The job of policymakers is to try and minimize such outbreaks, which the rise of modern information technology has perhaps made more frequent.

Some of the Fool's utterances shade the border of nonsense, but in his life Lear has perhaps made all too much sense, and of a consistently self-blinded sort.

So many elements came together in the most fortuitous ways that it has perhaps made us overconfident for the next film, and we are already developing ideas for the follow-up.

He was tireless, but had perhaps made too much noise.

His struggles to break through against Federer, Djokovic and Nadal have perhaps made him a relatable underdog.

A series of mild seasons, punctuated only by the freeze-ups of 2009-10 and 2010-11, have perhaps made us complacent.

And since suicide is contagious, others have perhaps made copycat attempts already, reasoning that if even Robin Williams couldn't make things work, they can't, either.

But then, hardly any of them would have perhaps made it to the board of a company the size of ITC at the age of 37 like he did back in 1984, a time when board seats were reserved for those in their 50s.