Sentence examples for perhaps viewed from inspiring English sources

Ms. Jaffe said that drillers had perhaps viewed deep-water operations as too routine.

The Scottish international scene has become so attached to failure that the key job is perhaps viewed as damaging to a coach's career.

War stains many of these songs: with its battleground depiction of scouts, horses and landmines, "Anecdotes" on one level reads like a First World War lament, perhaps viewed by a bird "bound to a wheel that is not my own".

Russia was being nurtured as more partner, and Putin's regime was perhaps viewed as ally by some Western governments in the battle against presumed "Islamists," as former UK PM Tony Blair has recently suggested.

Professional tutors were aware of the consumer tutor teaching and perhaps viewed it as 'politically correct' rather than educationally effective.

On the other hand, 'person-centeredness' can be perhaps viewed from an interpretivist or interactionist view, emphasizing subjective meanings of micro-scale social interactions, such the doctor-patient relationship.

If first-person accounts are too harrowing, perhaps viewing the country through the lens of fiction would help.

Following the News As more news about this event develops, invite students to read the coverage, and perhaps view photographs like these that show "A Time of Grief".

The aim is not to predict the future but to prod people to think more broadly, unconventionally, and perhaps view events with a new perspective.

This sentence conjures up an image of the watchers, perhaps viewing archive footage of the late Compton, attempting to assess the similarities and differences between the two batsmen.

Scenario planning is intended not to predict the future but to prod people to think more broadly, unconventionally, and perhaps view events with a new perspective.