Sentence examples for being perhaps from inspiring English sources

His effort is no less estimable for being, perhaps, quixotic.

Soldiers often carry this burden home — survivor guilt being perhaps the kind most familiar to us.

Ms. Lippert, meanwhile, criticized Hallmark's spot for being, perhaps, a bit too happy.

The derogatory term "nanny state" is rarely used against the right (pastygate being perhaps an exception).

When Orpheus throws in the sky and the stars, Eurydice suggests that he's being "perhaps too generous".

For all online news sites, the conundrum of the comment function is tricky to the point of being perhaps unresolvable.

The leader of the opposition there, Yulia Tymoshenko, is in prison after being (perhaps spuriously) convicted of corruption.

Inevitably — biography being perhaps the ultimate literary "takeover" — Spark raised strong objections to the text submitted for her approval.

Besides being perhaps hyperbolic, the historical analogy simply doesn't work: Pearl Harbor and preparedness do not go together.

Inevitably biography being perhaps the ultimate literary "takeover"—Spark raised strong objections to the text submitted for her approval.

Very few of them now start with advertisements, the "Liverpool Echo" being, perhaps, the most notable exception.