Sentence examples for but instead perhaps from inspiring English sources

But instead, perhaps in honor of its forgetful heroine, the movie is completely unmemorable.

I wouldn't characterize the material in the "Dear Sugar" column as more intimate than my other nonfiction writing, but instead perhaps the voice is slightly more intimate.

We would not be discussing the depletion of a fund, but instead, perhaps, would be complaining at the prospect of our FICA taxes growing ever higher.

The long-term target should not be a single one-size-fits-all recommendation based on one dimension of physical activity but instead perhaps a smorgasbord of physical activity 'options' that have been titrated against measurable health outcomes in defined populations.

It is worth noting that federation of the archive does not change the specific cost benefit analysis of archiving a particular experiment, but instead perhaps more easily connects the originating scientist to the cost of archiving.

What about some kind of collective or abstract image instead; perhaps a statue, but maybe a wall, mural, relief, structure, or accessible space?

Initially I was going to just draw him as a pile of bubbling goo, but instead thought perhaps he'd deteriorate slowly, bones bending and hair falling out, losing his faculties until he's a gibbering wreck on the side of the street.

Try not to ponder "what if?" You were dealt this kind of mother for a reason--not to punish you but instead to perhaps challenge you or inspire you to rise above.

Many old colleagues were there, but former presidents Jack Straw and Charles Clarke sent affectionate and admiring messages instead: perhaps they knew how deeply shocked she had been that tuition fees had been introduced by a Labour government.

(A job for PoliticsHome instead, perhaps).

Instead, perhaps you should think about following their example.