Sentence examples for but perhaps upon from inspiring English sources

The pursuit of any of our callings and the willingness to share our unique gifts with the world will never be fully satisfied by a trophy or a spotlight, but, perhaps upon occasion make for legendary moments all the same.

But perhaps most remarked-upon are what she often eschews: sleeves.

Developments in communications technology have had another more subtle, but perhaps more important, effect upon book collecting.

What is less remarked upon, but perhaps even more significant, is the parallel growth of a class of non-career politicians.

That seems a peculiar feature, but perhaps some light is cast upon the provision by a 1906 article in Scientific American.

In her last letter, from the convent, Eleanor had written that her own vocation had always seemed strangely contingent upon his, but perhaps that was wrong; finding a vocation was like saving one's soul.

It's unclear why the number is so low if hundreds of thousands agreed to the terms, but the app may only have requested messaging access for a brief period — stopping, perhaps, upon finding that people balked at granting it.

Perhaps upon its completion the whole world would understand that America is a country that values, honors and respects the rights and lives of individual people.

Now, so many years since his death — in a process beginning perhaps upon the instant of his perishing — Warhol seems more alive than ever, his personality completely unhidden.

The scientific management principle of breaking work down into small, repetitive tasks was based perhaps upon the notion that the worker does not think on the job.

Eight days after Truman beat Dewey, the Social Science Research Council appointed an investigative committee, explaining that "extended controversy regarding the pre-election polls among lay and professional groups might have extensive and unjustified repercussions upon all types of opinion and attitude studies and perhaps upon social science research generally".