Sentence examples for seems that perhaps from inspiring English sources

It seems that, perhaps, the rotten apple didn't fall so far from the tree.

At times, it seems that perhaps a similar thing might be happening with environmental law.

It seems that perhaps, among his many guises and achievements, Ignatieff has failed to be something meaningful for Canadians themselves.

We've spent the past 100 years or so running around like public health mercenaries, isolating, defeating, and chaining up the monsters of old, but it seems that perhaps we've done the job too well.

That said, the old have always been around – it seems that perhaps 8% of the population of medieval England was over 60 – but not as a significant demographic group, rather as noticeable individuals.

Alas, it seems that perhaps history is turning full circle, but whatever happens, let it be natural and not the result of anti-gull prejudice, random target practice, or over protection of game birds, many of which are being reared merely to be shot in the name of sport.

But it seemed that perhaps I wasn't as prepared as I could have been.

Lanpher's loving descriptions of Minnesota make it seem that perhaps New York was a mistake.

It seemed that perhaps what the Egyptian revolution has so far delivered most successfully is an atmosphere of open discussion, something that was unthinkable under Mubarak.

After the beautifully controlled opening measures of the Schubert, it seemed that perhaps Mr. Lang was indeed about to reveal a more mature, sophisticated side of his musicianship.

It seemed that perhaps we'd come to accept lip-synching as a necessary bit of stratagem, given our hunger for instantaneous and collective judgment.