Sentence examples for perhaps like having from inspiring English sources

Seeing Kode9 in Poland is perhaps like having a full English on the Costa del Sol, but his set was the best I've seen from him: a riot of UK funky trap and global bass, all peppered with bits of JME and D Double E. And where in London can you be handed a slice of freshly baked plum cake on the dancefloor?

Perhaps legislators like having a system so incomprehensible that goodies can obscure $200 million in pork until the whole package is passed into law.

So, in true obtuse style, the novella I perhaps liked least has become the most famous, through its film adaptation.

While email, texting and the like have become perhaps the dominant means of communicating with others, don't be afraid to call people.

There are other, perhaps less structurally complex ideas, like having it become a rotation off the appellate bench.

But no matter what we cook up and, with a grimace, knock back, we all feel pretty much the same the next morning — perhaps like we've been on a cross-country run and then expertly beaten up by secret police?

Tolkien, perhaps, would have liked it.

They spent some money but perhaps would have liked to have spent more.

"I perhaps would have liked more scenes where I got to state that".

"eSwatini is just not seen as exciting in growth terms and transparency terms". "If you're a small country you have to be seen to be doing more and better - perhaps like what Botswana has done," said Mr Schussler.

Or perhaps like what Michael might have sounded like had he lived to turn 50.