Sentence examples for but perhaps making from inspiring English sources

But perhaps making your feelings known on such a public forum isn't the wisest idea.

Hookbar with circle in the center; undrilled but perhaps made for the eventuality of an endpin.

Capitalism will not be overturned but perhaps made more equitable – and more efficient too.

The Yankees' principal owner, George Steinbrenner, was a little less emotional, but perhaps made the stronger insinuation about the Mets, their opponents in the World Series.

If you can trust your family, take them, but perhaps make a contingency plan for which one you'll all eat first, and discuss it in secret with the others.

Rowling's study of life in a small English town dominated by small-minded folk seemingly determined to exclude poor people from their perfectly-kept streets was published to decidedly mixed reviews – but perhaps makes for better viewing than it did reading.

But perhaps make access more equal.

This can be explained at least in part by a tendency in the UK for each successive government to change what its predecessor has implemented, while in France successive governments have tended to build on earlier procedures, but perhaps make them more complex.

"Nanci is interested in working with producers who would keep the acoustic underpinning but perhaps make records that would be more radio palatable.

This will not only get his attention, but perhaps make him grateful enough to want to reciprocate the next time.

In selecting such a rarity for this scientific sacrifice, Wright not only chose a more dramatic subject than the "lungs-glass", but was perhaps making a statement about the values of society in the Age of Enlightenment.