Sentence examples for perhaps grown from inspiring English sources

By 3 a.m., the scene had perhaps grown too intimate.

World War II has provided an endless number of true stories in recent years, as "greatest-generation" appreciation has come into vogue, and we have perhaps grown to expect a certain rhythm in these accounts.

Have we perhaps grown up in a perverse sort of way and now accept that spectacular progress like that of the last half-century cannot be achieved without tradeoffs?

To a large extent, that alliance has held, and perhaps grown stronger, which helps explain why there has not been fiercer opposition to the various policies that effectively limited Asian-American matriculation at many selective institutions.

"Mike Ashley admitted to a committee of MPs that the company had perhaps grown too big for him to manage, and there is clearly a need to make sure the governance structure is providing independent challenge to management decisions".

And to the public the protesters were, if anything, more acceptable than the Vietcong as a target of Presidential anger, for, unhappy though the public had grown with the war, it had perhaps grown even more unhappy with the rebellion against the war.

So perhaps growing North Korean interest in the Internet isn't that surprising.

"I know I am odd and perhaps growing odder," Emily told her husband in 1911.

Perhaps growing up in urban North Dakota grounds his interest in quiet, snowy suburban landscapes.

Of course, those words did hurt, but Reed's quick thinking allowed the team to escape unscathed, perhaps grow stronger.

In his acceptance speech, Flanagan said he made the decision because he hoped "it might perhaps grow a few things".