Sentence examples for viewed perhaps from inspiring English sources

I asked Kenneth Fairfax, the U.S. consul general whose office is on the site of the desperate rooftop American evacuation of April 1975, how an ancestor is viewed, perhaps one killed by a foreign enemy?

The crowds seem not to care that Mr. Toledo is entirely untested as a leader and that he is viewed, perhaps unfairly, as an untrustworthy opportunist by other opposition leaders.

There could be multiple reasons for that: the salary cap's lack of growth, a deep pool of draft prospects at the same positions that are deep in free agency (defensive end, for example), a subtle leaguewide shift in the way free agents are viewed, perhaps.

Less controversial, but just as noteworthy, is the new Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA) in Brisbane, Queensland -- a state that has long been viewed, perhaps unfairly, as a cultural black hole.

The act of piracy is viewed, perhaps, as a sociological event.

They are viewed perhaps, as a mere computer game come to life, unreal and emotionally disengaging except to tote up figures.

Click here to view Perhaps the finest is the one performed in a Filipino prison, where hundreds of orange-clad inmates dance in formation.

The poem echoes the soldiers' view, perhaps, in its professed amazement that the "mighty warrior" should have died at home in bed.

Nevertheless it was viewed, unfairly perhaps, as highbrow, humourless, and haughty.

Within the transportation authority, navigating the railroad's wide-scale turnover is viewed as perhaps the most significant challenge.

The company went from being highly regarded to being viewed as perhaps the best-managed company in the world.