Sentence examples for perhaps anticipated from inspiring English sources

"The recent run-up perhaps anticipated some really good news".

Given that it's a much better game than was perhaps anticipated, that is good news for gamers.

To describe these as masterpieces is not especially controversial, but it is also, as Adorno perhaps anticipated, somehow unseemly.

This brand of noblesse oblige perhaps anticipated the public housing failures of Riis's 20th-century admirer Robert Moses.

From 1901 to 1951, August outperformed all other months, the Almanac states, as investors perhaps anticipated prodigious farm harvests.

But the magazine had not, perhaps, anticipated the offense that it would give by declaring the word "feminist" to be unspeakable.

Perhaps anticipating critiques like those above, Rosenstein proactively paints himself as a victim under assault.

Perhaps anticipating another defeat, Markham seems to be gazing toward a more distant horizon.

By March 1882, the building had been christened Temple Court, perhaps anticipating its many law offices.

(Perhaps anticipating this development, during my tenure at Brown the concentration was renamed Modern Culture and Media).

Perhaps anticipating this, three BJP members staged an unprecedented protest in Parliament.