Sentence examples for but perhaps also from inspiring English sources

"But perhaps also a somewhat unpredictable one".

Giddy times, but perhaps also confusing ones.

Nelson says that's up to the universities; a reasonable answer, but perhaps also an evasive one.

There's pain in those eyes, but perhaps also the hard glint of rage.

It would level the regulatory burden, to the detriment of America's internet giants, but perhaps also Europe's start-ups.

But perhaps also, the lack of elite support explains why these candidates rose in the polls in the first place.

But trying to rank them by fries alone was not only impossible in one visit each, but perhaps also unnecessary.

"Today we feel not only a sense of grief but perhaps also of helplessness," Mr. Romney said.

There are thousands of candidates — mostly other species of bees, but perhaps also certain moths or thrips.

He meant the local health and building codes, but perhaps also the reason they exist, the unwritten law of Nimby.

A result of the alien invasion of course, but perhaps also a comment on our increased tendency for obedience.