Sentence examples for it perhaps made from inspiring English sources

It perhaps made most sense for Senator Cruz.

Or has it perhaps made your relationship stronger?

It perhaps made him realise the championship was within our grasp".

It perhaps made us a little tentative in our play, but even though it is a largely English squad, the Scottish players Kim Little and Ifeoma Dieke were among our best performers.

To better understand his character, it perhaps makes sense to look at the actor's upbringing.

If shoppers are going online, it perhaps make sense to join them.

It perhaps makes a strength of unruly interaction, but is delightfully silly, and perfect for introducing friends to VR.

Yet the global nature of the internet means that it perhaps makes less sense these days just to point the finger at isolated cases.

Why respect 'the immutable laws'?" Overturning the table with the kick is a gesture that would appeal to Milosz's natural gaiety, his "despairing cheerfulness," though it perhaps makes light of the materialist table's real pesanteur.

As for Mr. Tisci, it perhaps makes sense that after spending a decade tending to the whims and unique scheduling patterns of rappers and movie stars, the ability to make people wait is now a luxury for him.

Given this truth, which we as faculty and academic advisors see all the time, it perhaps makes sense to try to describe what liberal education is.