Sentence examples for is perhaps mutual from inspiring English sources

The feeling is, perhaps, mutual.

There is perhaps no greater mutual misunderstanding in contemporary American life than that between the literary class and church­goers in Colorado Springs (or Houston, or Orange County).

It is perhaps in recognition of this mutual dependence that both countries feel able to engage in this passive/aggressive behaviour, since neither can really afford to lose the other.

Their mutual regard is perhaps reinforced by the fact that Bowles co-authored a "Ryan-lite" personal austerity proposal with conservative Republican Alan Simpson, a former Senator, which would cut Social Security and Medicare benefits while simultaneously lowering tax rates for millionaires, billionaires, and corporations.

Fidelity is perhaps the best known of the mutual fund companies.

That is perhaps no surprise in a conflict where mutual ignorance is prodigious.

Timing and mutual understanding drive "Così," which is perhaps music's most exalted example of conversation-as-music.

For one, mutual funds are perhaps the very best vehicles for young investors -- and not only because of the arguable performance benefits of professional management.

The Generals' Revolt The full dimensions of this mutual embrace were perhaps never clearer than in April 2006, after several of Mr. Rumsfeld's former generals — none of them network military analysts — went public with devastating critiques of his wartime performance.

But Mr. Tsai was perhaps most famous for his skill in building mutual funds.

But they were perhaps not "vibrant" enough to stand out in the cluttered mutual funds category, he added.