Sentence examples for is perhaps so from inspiring English sources

Listening to See You is perhaps so evocative because of the sheer size of the music.

Frankel is perhaps so sure that he has it figured out that he remained in California for today's draw.

Some of the briefer quotes from the memoirs are arguably necessary adequately to convey the facts; for example, Mr. Ford's characterization of the White House tapes as the "smoking gun" is perhaps so integral to the idea expressed as to be inseparable from it.

Marquez is perhaps so happy in and around the paddock because he is doing what he has wanted to since he was four.

My resistance is perhaps so personal that others attending to him needn't concern themselves with it.

It can be hard to not feel guilty or ashamed, and simply say "mother, father, I know you may feel wronged by my gayness (maybe so have I, in the past) and your feeling is perhaps so big and overpowering that this became about you and only about you; but, in truth, it really isn't.

The post-Balanchine generation was perhaps so firmly in the shadow of the master that it was almost impossible to re-imagine where the art form could go.

"I wanted to look to various things that I remembered or were worth looking at again but hadn't been perhaps so covered.

Mark Brumby at Langton Capital said: This is perhaps a so-so trading update.

So the "big divide" is perhaps not so relevant, and the problem not so different in distinct groups.

Mind you, these are particularly clean and ungory dead bodies, so that is perhaps not so bad.