Sentence examples for We can perhaps from inspiring English sources

We can perhaps bet on art to win over tyrants.

We can perhaps lose sight of this at home, dulled by the familiar marketing gush.

We can, perhaps, blame the Bushes, as well, for failing to distinguish themselves adequately from Trump.

We can perhaps be sceptical of that logic, given that her lack of parliamentary support was clear last week too.

We can perhaps be grateful that the Columbine killers saw themselves in media-age terms as performers, who chronicled their thoughts and actions in great detail.

We can perhaps forgive his contradictions — if not his venality — because his life-as-vaudeville-show is part of a long tradition in America: he's laughing all the way to the bank.

We can perhaps characterise the features that make some hypotheses likely to spread, and others likely to perish.

We can perhaps push them into areas they weren't ready to go in on their own," said Galvin.

We can perhaps see the point here by imagining what happens when, having said Sally is superior to Joan, we are next asked to rank Mary.

We can, perhaps, ignore as unimportant the use of indicative conditionals in circumstances in which we are certain that the antecedent is false.

We can perhaps motivate Wang's intuition by considering how we might react if we saw that someone had spray painted graffiti on Half Dome in Yosemite National Park.