Sentence examples for perhaps welcome from inspiring English sources
Real teachers will perhaps welcome it.
But the goal extends beyond representing the solar system, to something far more practical, and perhaps welcome.
But a law against sagging pants, while perhaps welcome to proponents of neat dressing, may not have passed legal muster.
Up on the 15th floor, on one of the two terraces of your 3,400-square-foot 3,400-square-foot 3,400-square-footpect Park is a peaceful expanse of treetops down below, anduplextering Manhattan rests at a penthouseelcome remove.
It's a shame, then, that with the entire if undersold arena audience on their feet, a lengthy middle section of purist's favourites, slower-paced songs and instrumental sections promptly has them sitting down again, although the rest is perhaps welcomed by the more venerable members of the audience.
While news of the indictment was perhaps welcomed news after the Staten Island DA had failed to indict Daniel Pantaleo, the detective that choked Eric Garner to death, Black and the other organizers weren't going to slow down.
All this innovation and control ended as age robbed him of force, and he came to accept and even perhaps to welcome, as old men will, the deluge that he expected would follow his death.
The sessions are not scripted, except for a few words of guidance from the director, and one of the guilty pleasures of watching is to see how the patients react when Dr. Goode inevitably and suddenly interrupts them — perhaps to welcome a floor repairman, a wedding-dress fitter or, periodically, her fiancé.
Reidenberg, perhaps surprisingly, welcomes suicide rulings for the killings of suicidal people by police, arguing that they may actually draw welcome attention to what he sees as a national crisis.
This isn't a facility that all will feel they require, but one group of The Killer Inside Me's admirers may perhaps have welcomed it: those who applaud it for dissecting the psyche of the psychopath.
Perhaps even welcomed one day by American strategists and President Obama himself as a way out. .
