Sentence examples for it perhaps feels from inspiring English sources

It perhaps feels less grand than in previous games, but unlocking its potential is no less fun.

"IPC will actually be a more material part of a new publishing business than it perhaps feels in the empire as a whole".

WHEN the Cannes jury gave this year's Golden Palm and the prize for best director to Gus Van Sant for "Elephant", a dull re-enactment of the massacre at Columbine High School in 1999, it perhaps felt it was redressing anti-American bias.

"Classic Kite Tails" looks indisputably dated now, and it perhaps felt even more so on Saturday since it wasn't terribly well danced by Mr. Rosenlieb's ensemble.

It did not feel like a birthday party, but it did, perhaps, feel like John Cale's birthday party.

HSBC is getting more conservative and retracting from riskier business and perhaps feels it doesn't need to be told how the business is run, because it has learned," he says.

"Boris Johnson has not really been involved from the beginning and perhaps feels it is time to stop pretending".

It had perhaps felt like a breakthrough had been made on the issue, considering the response when Mamadou Sakho fell writhing in agony and holding his knee towards the end of the first half, with Liverpool already behind.

Lifts and stairs allow you to ascend a tower of each facade and look down over the splendid work below and the city around it, and perhaps feel a breath of the heavenly inspiration that touched Gaudí.

And that country perhaps feels that it owns European patent litigation.

"Three games ago, we perhaps felt it wouldn't happen... but now I am very proud of the boys", glowed club manager Arsene Wenger.