Sentence examples for but will perhaps from inspiring English sources
I'm glad I helped everybody sleep!" Yet that honest self-assessment has not prevented the BBC from placing its faith in a man who won 59 caps but will perhaps be best remembered for giving away the penalty against Romania at Euro 2000 which led to Kevin Keegan's side being eliminated in the group stages.
In that case I cannot say that 'I still believe that p for good reasons', but will perhaps say that 'I cannot help thinking, believing, imaging that p'.
But he will perhaps be best-remembered as one of The Two Ronnies.
But Flower will perhaps not speak in public again until the next England Test series in June.
But this will, perhaps seem a subject fitter for some other consideration, and that ought to be treated of in some other place.
Later he describes it as "a political miscalculation", adding: "We will get there anyway but we will perhaps not get there quite as quickly.
But it will, perhaps, point the way toward a future where, instead of recalling yet more victims of violence in anger and with vows of retribution, we find ourselves with fewer victims to recall.
But she will perhaps blame you for so often having feared and fled from her demands, for never having had time to give her...".
We expect that future studies will confirm some of our findings, but also will perhaps uncover some other important patterns of interaction among contextual elements, in addition to the three patterns that we describe here.
But also it will perhaps stimulate some discussion, to help you sort out on your own where you might chose to go in terms of your own needs.
