Sentence examples for but perhaps having from inspiring English sources

Their tabletop hair, which sat on their heads like tall hats, surprised him, but perhaps having retro haircuts was part of their hip image.

The English game is still a long way from repairing its ruptures, but perhaps having been strong once, the government will be emboldened to go further.

I generally dislike the idea of US military involvement, but perhaps having someone I care about murdered by terrorists has made me somewhat biased in this case.

She worries a bit now about what effect this had on her girls particularly, who were teenagers at the time and "incredibly supportive", but perhaps having to be too grown-up for their age.

But perhaps having Noxon to balance out and sharpen Shapiro was for the best, since the second season seemed to lack discipline and, like the reality television that it tries to satirize, attempted to lure in viewers with crass stunts (like an ill-advised Black Lives Matter subplot in the episode Shapiro directed).

Interestingly, what the above suggests is that the implication may not be seeking out a better brand strategy, but perhaps having no brand strategy.

Management has given very good guidance for the year but perhaps has fallen short on longer term guidance.

It was the bubbling up of a frustration that had always existed but perhaps hadn't been given an outlet.

This was a further indication that the 'program' metaphor of heredity was not merely superficial, but perhaps had a deeper meaning.

But now, perhaps, having shed them, he's found a healthier way forward.

But some are getting tough, perhaps having seen too many examples of dubious bank behavior.