Sentence examples for you feel perhaps from inspiring English sources

" 'This will make you feel so happy.' 'This will make you feel something about your family.' And anything that's not that, if it's 'This will make you feel perhaps uncomfortable about choices you've made in your life' — " "I like the 'perhaps,' " Baumbach said, with a quiet laugh.

That is a branch of knowledge in which you feel, perhaps, a much deeper interest than your speaker.

You feel perhaps something is wrong with you and it is not in your stars to be in a happy relationship like many of your friends and co-workers.

The probability of his being so good was so remote that you felt perhaps you were doing Bernie a disservice by suggesting that such laws of nature might apply.

"You repulsed me then as you do now, wearing the mask of someone who has values, hiding behind charity work, trying to cleanse yourself of the guilt you must feel perhaps and stating that you don't have sympathy for paedophiles.

"I feel perhaps I am failing you as your teacher".

If you live somewhere that you feel is perhaps a little rough or is perhaps just too dark or far for your child, consider looking for alternatives run by businesses or organizations: Check the local schools and churches to see if they have a special program running.

You feel -- perhaps without being conscious of it -- an impotent guilt, and your helplessness makes you irritated and resentful, almost as if it's the fault of those thousand Nigerians for becoming your burden.

Then Tony Martin jumps in: Don't you feel that perhaps the parents of the boys who are now currently in operation in Vietnam might not be in amity with your civil rights movement now, because of your views?… I just wonder if you're not disingratiating yourself.

Next time you feel down, perhaps just go to the movies.

Next time you feel down, perhaps just go to the cinema.