Sentence examples for anyway perhaps from inspiring English sources

Anyway, perhaps another year.

Anyway, perhaps comprehension isn't really the point.

Republicans love it anyway — perhaps because it annoys environmentalists, perhaps on its merits.

But the legends grew anyway, perhaps partly because of the novel's length and Wolfe's dramatic personality.

There are other projects – subtly different – in other cities anyway; perhaps every city needs to find its own variety?

Along one possible path, Medicaid survives this added scrutiny and grows anyway, perhaps because the federal government takes over more of its funding or federalizes it altogether.

But Republican strategists said they were confident that their supporters would contribute anyway -- perhaps more than they would have ordinarily, said one party leader.

Perhaps the melancholy of the man, his sense of drifting, of not belonging to life, his not really knowing why he did what he did but going on doing it anyway - perhaps such things are familiar to all of us.

Anyway – and perhaps predictably – everyone and his dog wanted a piece of him.

The remark sounded suspiciously as if the Modern's officials anticipate going through this belated architectural and public relations exercise only to tear down the building anyway, except perhaps a token part of it.

The Mayor anticipated this — he referred to the pricing proposal as "the elephant in the room" — and his decision to include it anyway is perhaps the best reason to take the plan seriously.