Sentence examples for perhaps that seems from inspiring English sources

Perhaps that seems undramatic to you, just a bit of Whitehall gossip.

Perhaps that seems about right for on-screen coverage, until you consider just how little music there is left on mainstream telly.

Perhaps that seems exaggerated.

Perhaps that seems hard to believe.

Perhaps that seems paranoid, but then, that's what I would do.

Perhaps that seems like an expectation a government would already be meeting, but the way the United States' elected representatives authorize spending now amounts to ordering up a nice meal, then holding a pitched battle over whether or not the check should be paid.

He may have been very blunt with his supervisor; perhaps that seemed uncoöperative.

Perhaps that seemed a more achievable dream back in 1936, when Ofra's grandparents Richard and Hilda fled Nazi Germany for what was then Palestine, just ahead of the confiscation of Jews' passports.

Perhaps surprisingly, that seems to be true of Labour, too.What might have beenThere is of course, a big difference between Mr Ali's strategy—he called it "rope-a-dope"—and Mr Brown's pastiche.

Perhaps, but that seems strange.

Clichéd wisdom, perhaps, but that seems to be the lesson learned from a spate of film adaptations of popular books that have flooded movie theaters in the last year.