Sentence examples for see it perhaps from inspiring English sources

I see it, perhaps most effectively, in "Saturday Night Live" and in David Letterman's parodies.

I can't see it". Perhaps, given Redgrave's track record for reneging on predictions, his comments should be taken lightly.

It gets lots of American aid, besides the attention of people who see it, perhaps correctly, as a bulwark against resurgent Russian imperialism.

While men may look at today's power structure and see it (perhaps reassuringly) dominated by their own gender, they must look around their classrooms, their homes, and their businesses, and see the reality shifting before their eyes.

Although the film was smutty enough to rate a perfect 100 in Screw magazine, it managed within months of its release to cross over from the narrow universe of furtive blue-movie addicts into the wider sphere of solid-citizen types, some of whom took their girlfriends and wives to see it, perhaps for inspiration.

To see it perhaps slow-fade is therefore not surprising.

I could not escape the feeling that the Gucci group, the owners of Alexander McQueen, had sought somehow to control the show – it owns the archive, after all – seeing it, perhaps, as an extension of its brand rather than as a serious investigation of a controversial and complicated talent.

And so, the way I saw it, perhaps the team's complaint about me carried some additional heft with my bosses.

He saw it, perhaps, for the wrong reason, which was his lifelong belief that in rationally planned, moderately sized cities lay the answer to our urban problems.

I've seen it perhaps 30 times – it may be my favourite American movie – and, unlike its three broken leads, I have still yet to hit bottom.

As the boy sees it, "Perhaps if you're rich in this life, you always want to be richer, and you stop noticing that the people around you have nothing".