Sentence examples for cannot perhaps from inspiring English sources

If they cannot, perhaps they are discriminating.

He cannot, perhaps, be blamed for such voraciousness, because his success has hardly arrived overnight.

They cannot, perhaps, be said to prove or establish their conclusion.

That cannot, perhaps, be said of Microsoft, which has relied on markets and products it built up a long time ago, he says.

And if I cannot, perhaps this is because I have introspective access to the most basic psychological facts only, and these are facts about simple pairwise preferences.

In case of spatial multi spectral images, such as remotely sensed earth cover, there could be many classes in one entire frame covering a large spatial stretch, because of which meaningful dimensionality reduction cannot perhaps be realizable without trading off with the quality of classification.

Perhaps health systems are so complex and diverse that the topic cannot – and perhaps should not – be fully taught within MPH curricula.

It is fear that governments cannot, or perhaps will not, do much of anything.

He is being held in Singapore as a terrorist and so cannot testify, perhaps in order to save higher-ups' blushes.

Adam Phillips revives the old and worn argument that the effects of psychotherapy are so ineffable that they cannot, or perhaps should not, be quantified.

But he cannot respond, perhaps content with and even excited by the floating freedom and lack of responsibility that he seems to enjoy, despite the nasty and ever-present Womack.