Sentence examples for which perhaps makes from inspiring English sources

The sort of humiliating thing which perhaps makes terrorism more likely, if no more justifiable.

Which perhaps makes Liz a less straightforwardly positive role model for Billy.

Which perhaps makes this tiny Breton village a less improbable locale for the wholly improbable happening it hosts each year.

Which perhaps makes things sound a bit highfalutin and, well, French; but this is not that kind of book.

Which perhaps makes it less surprisingly that less than 24 hours after the BBC reported Malhas's inclusion in the team, the Olympic federation denied that she would compete.

Which perhaps makes it interesting, if not odd, that now Whedon is pre-empting Fox meddling with his new show Dollhouse by... doing exactly the same thing himself.

Which, perhaps, make it rather laudable that Mr Brown is having a go.

There was little the three writers had in common, which perhaps made the point about the topic at hand.

His parents "made modernity their religion," and Mo was, "if not an atheist himself, certainly agnostic, which perhaps made him not a Muslim at all".

But according to Hollis, not everyone was happy with the reticule concept, which perhaps made some feel like a sniper's target.

He weighed out the humour in a way which perhaps made you see why Eddie Jones has been so keen on the squad spending more time eating and drinking together.