Sentence examples for perhaps seen as from inspiring English sources

It's still perhaps seen as a weakness, the sort of 'pull yourself together' mentality.

The Midlands, perhaps seen as neither one thing nor the other, causes endless confusion.

Rorty, who professed himself mystified at the popularity outside academia of Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature, offered as a possible explanation that the book was perhaps seen as "a follow-up to [Thomas ] Kuhn, the thinker who had been similarly non-foundationalist about the "truths", which he considered as shifting "paradigms", of science.

"To do it in four years, some would have perhaps seen as far-fetched back in 2009.

"So while it is perhaps seen as risky to invest abroad, the opportunities for us are there to grow," he added.

While the radar and parameters lists are essential for the focal task of TEWA, CHEX is perhaps seen as an optional addition that is too effortful to process under these high-load conditions and so participants rarely shift their attention towards it.

While some investors were struggling to breathe in the oxygen as it got thinner and thinner at the end of an exhausting climb for equities this week, some savvy option traders were preparing for what they perhaps see as an inevitable avalanche next week.

Stand back a ways from "Abstraction (Military Symbols)"...... and you'll perhaps see, as I did, the ironic image of a knight on horseback, armed with lance and sword, surging forward towards the viewer.

But alas, she is pro-choice and has ties to President George W. Bush (and thus Iraq, Hurricane Katrina and the economy), which Romney perhaps saw as liabilities with his hardcore right base.

This could perhaps be seen, as was suggested by the authors of the Ugandan paper [ 20], as an association between kynurenine pathway activity and immune deficiency or disease progression and mortality.

Perhaps, seen cohesively as a series of calculations, we can collectively attempt some form of closure. .