Sentence examples for perhaps made it from inspiring English sources

He said operating with the knowledge that the group would close had shaped how it operated and perhaps made it more effective.

His lack of pomposity and the fact that he never acquired a plummy accent perhaps made it easier for juries to relate to him.

Critics have suggested Browne perhaps made it worse for himself by adopting such a high profile in business and political circles.

The rhetoric of pragmatism, or of rejecting political correctness, has perhaps made it easier for Danes to accept an unwelcoming stance.

Professor Gabriel points out that Roots presented slavery to the American public from a specific perspective − one which perhaps made it easier for viewers to relate to the plight of slaves.

But then, hardly any of them would have perhaps made it to the board of a company the size of ITC at the age of 37 like he did back in 1984, a time when board seats were reserved for those in their 50s.

It was a movie about male responsibility and sexual behaviour in an era oppressed by HIV/Aids, which perhaps makes it of its time.

Payne: Paramount today, or Fox Searchlight, would know how to package it in such a way, perhaps make it a late-year release and realize its intelligence.

The company confirmed to the newspaper that they do indeed add MSG to its Original Recipe chicken ― perhaps making it not quite the original recipe after all.

I don't feel its too much work to bring a great visual style to a musician, its the lacking of imagination that is perhaps making it unapparent.

Which, perhaps, make it rather laudable that Mr Brown is having a go.