Sentence examples for perhaps flattered from inspiring English sources

Its contribution is perhaps flattered by the taxes paid by the many firms incorporated in the state.

Nick Clegg, straight out of drama school, shows promise but is perhaps flattered by comparison with the tired shtick elsewhere in the cast.

In addition, perhaps flattered by the wooing he had received prior to declaring his entry, Mr. Thompson decided that he could eschew some of the formalities of traditional campaign, instead relying on a viral media strategy and a "kitchen cabinet" team of advisers.

However, the scoreline perhaps flattered the visitors and defender Rachel Corsie admits they're wary about the visitors.

The score perhaps flattered Hearts and Sutton hopes any complacency in the Spurs ranks can be seized upon.

In the age of Simon Cowell, when pop is more disposable than ever, it perhaps flatters them to be thought of as representing something more durable, and not every member of Bellowhead is as equitable as Jon Boden in assessing their merits.

The party, famous for decades thereafter, was designed to show the Adamses' social suitability for the world stage and perhaps flatter General Jackson into contentment with being John Quincy's Vice-President.

Not too much had changed in the first half in Brasília: Brazil were perhaps even flattered slightly by their 2-1 lead over Cameroon.

The final scoreline perhaps even flattered the Bundesliga team, given the hosts controlled the contest from the outset as Guardiola's bold but risky tactics gifted plenty of opportunities to Barca's deadly front line.

Vale boss Micky Adams told BBC Radio Stoke: "I thought perhaps 4-0 flattered us a little bit, but we're delighted with it.

Definitely a young collection, but their pieces are also, perhaps surprisingly, flattering.