Sentence examples for perhaps felt that from inspiring English sources

"People perhaps felt that we were catering to the men," Fergusson said.

"I perhaps felt that he (Rodgers) didn't have quite so much confidence in me, certainly at the start of this season," Moreno said.

The one exception was the birth rate among women in their 40s, who perhaps felt that they did not have the luxury of waiting for better economic times.

DC United players were angry - coach Ben Olsen clearly fancied his side's chances of getting a result in the conditions and perhaps felt that New York's players would not adapt to them as much as the combative side he has moulded in his own image.

It has had a huge effect on everybody in the game and surprised a lot of people, myself included, who perhaps felt that, for all the talk of crisis, it would never come to this in the first year of the deal.

Conspiracy theorists might argue that the company didn't like Kampen's very public declaration of his revenue, or perhaps felt that he had become too influential a figure, though there is no evidence for either motivation.

He is popular, and perhaps feels that his popularity is looked down on by the art world.

And although the international tug-of-war wears on, some visitors perhaps feel that the struggle misses the point.

People do perhaps feel that he's been abroad for a long time, and that it would be good for him and us if he came back here.

Those were precisely Becker's greatest skills as a player, and Djokovic perhaps feels that those areas are where Becker can make his mark as a coach.

Jiro, for his part, is painted as an innocent, incurious man who perhaps feels that his responsibilities end when his planes are complete.