Sentence examples for anyone perhaps from inspiring English sources

More than anyone, perhaps, the Communist Party should be mindful of the risks of government by the one per cent.

Yet Hendrix was available to anyone, perhaps almost too much so".

However, there is no record that Hopper, who died in 1967, shared Ms. Hilsdale's existence in his life with anyone, perhaps because of her recurrent snubs.

Ms. Jones, who was 30, never shared her troubles with anyone, perhaps because she had learned she had to solve her problems on her own.

It was 2 a.m., too late to call anyone; perhaps G.M. had included some kind of shut-off so that interior lights wouldn't drain the battery?

Hardly anyone, perhaps not even the players themselves, anticipated this dramatic change in the team's fortunes, although Thuram affected a lack of surprise at Zidane's personal revival.

They couldn't save anyone but perhaps could at least save themselves — and preserve the memories of those who were left behind.

When he failed to hit anyone, and perhaps ran out of bullets, witnesses and the police said, his targets gave chase.

But Jeter's most recent setback has prompted concern that his issues may linger longer than anyone anticipated, perhaps even well into the season.

Does anyone — save, perhaps, a small core of conservative zealots — still believe that there will be an easy solution to the crisis in Iraq?

What's more, he suggested that her tumour might have been there for longer than anyone suspected, perhaps as long as 20 years.