Sentence examples for and perhaps too from inspiring English sources

Not before time, and perhaps too late for some.

Many systems failed and perhaps, too, her judgment.

And perhaps, too, Japanese producers are only too happy to fulfill Western fantasies.

At forty-seven, Daschle was considered too young, too mild, and perhaps too weak.

Argo presents this context imaginatively, though fleetingly and perhaps too vaguely.

Guards were too embarrassed, and perhaps too sympathetic, to drive her away.

We were cautious in several ways, optimistic even, and perhaps too much so.

The writing is concise and clear, perhaps too concise, and the Discussion (the strongest part of the manuscript in terms of writing) is very illuminating.

It is soft and welcoming, perhaps too welcoming.

But I can testify we do everything possible - and sometimes perhaps too much – to avoid them.

And there is perhaps too much sitting around talking and not enough plot to keep the drama going.