Sentence examples for are perhaps to from inspiring English sources

The authors of "Aerotropolis" are perhaps to be congratulated for their bluntness and their provocations.

We are perhaps to infer that he is a kind of Lear character, wandering his dystopian realm.

Such confusions of identity are perhaps to be expected when yesteryear's countercultural cool is filtered through the warm and fuzzy sensibilities of Broadway in 2003.

In the run-up to our nuptials we have the freedom and distance to present ourselves as we'd like to be seen; in the day-in-day-out of marriage we will be seen as we are, perhaps to the surprise, even shock, of our spouses.

Better ploys are perhaps to ask topical or local questions, or even to discuss in conversation what the weather is like or what color the walls are painted.

The remains of the American army arrived at Crown Point in early July, ending a campaign that was described as "a heterogeneal concatenation of the most peculiar and unparalleled rebuffs and sufferings that are perhaps to be found in the annals of any nation", by Isaac Senter, a doctor who experienced much of the campaign.

That was perhaps to be expected.

What use is "perhaps" to the reader?

His physical condition is perhaps to be expected.

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But this is perhaps to paint too lurid a picture.