Sentence examples for all perhaps for from inspiring English sources

Crucially, at the centre of it all, perhaps for the first time, is Grande.

Worst of all, perhaps, for Mr Haughey, is that he has become an object of ridicule more than anger.

For the Supreme Court, meanwhile — well, the blows to our heads offered there have concussed us all, perhaps for good.

Strangest of all, perhaps, for a profession in which one's face is an important source of one's fortune, video-game actors work in conditions of near-anonymity.

But most obviously of all, perhaps, for free newspapers that have to rely on ads to sustain them: papers without a cover-price lever to pull.

Most alarming of all perhaps for Republicans is the prospect that, if he stays in the race, Mr Akin could cost them not just the Missouri seat, but overall control of the Senate as well.

Golden prospects for all, perhaps, except for taxpayers.

His greatest passion of all, perhaps, was for food.

All, perhaps, except for the illuminated flower wheels suggested by nine-year-old Olivia.

For all the rhetoric — perhaps for domestic consumption — Tehran does not oppose a virtual partnership with Washington on Iraq.

One of those calamities is well remembered, the other not at all, except perhaps for a mention in the "today in history" feature that some newspapers publish.