Sentence examples for and perhaps so from inspiring English sources

TV shows have to change in order to survive and, perhaps, so do we.

He had good reason, of course — that winning feeling was back, and perhaps so, too, was Rodriguez.

It was, admittedly, a long shot and perhaps so is the dream that his son will make it all the way across the tournament threshold he never crossed.

Ramirez says it's precisely because future possibilities are so remarkable, and perhaps so unsettling, that "we're starting this conversation today so that down the line we have the appropriate infrastructure".

He also said that the government officials he dealt with were so isolated — and perhaps so ideologically committed to the Baath Party's worldview — that they watched only regime TV and were genuinely shocked to discover that foreign journalists were able to enter the country and report without their knowledge.

And, inadvertently, you'll arrive at your answer: that's what we, as Australians, have done so long and perhaps so pointlessly – question who we are, recoil from it, fleetingly find oneness in it, hold it tight and treasure it until again we see it's slipped from our fingers.

But successor editions were produced by English Calvinists in Geneva and -- perhaps so as not to be outdone -- by English Catholics in Reims and Douai.

"They come around so rarely and perhaps more so for the Scottish, the Northern Irish and the Welsh".

And who knows, perhaps so could you!

Bassett makes the fine point that doctoring and directing aren't perhaps so different, over and above simply requiring theatres.

Perhaps so, and better information about fees and break points may help.