Sentence examples for choose perhaps from inspiring English sources

"But if forced to choose, perhaps I would rather live under them than the rebels.

At Grinnell, for example, how do they choose perhaps 15 students from the more than 200 applicants from China?

"But I also think we respect what the pollsters describe as moral values," Senator Lance said, adding, "not on a woman's right to choose, perhaps, but there are other issues".

Adding sleeves to a garment that lacks them is easy – you can either sew new sleeves into the openings (or ask someone nicely): choose perhaps a contrasting colour or sheer texture like stretch net or lace.

Choose, perhaps, a colour you've always liked, such as Rose, Indigo, Scarlett, or Emerald.

Until then the central defenders, Michael Bostwick and Gabriel Zakuani, had justified his pristine white jersey, chosen perhaps in knowledge of the visitors' attack.

Mr Boonstra faced pressure last year to launch the business as a separately quoted entity, but chose, perhaps unwisely, not to do so.

The performance, however, was hampered by slowish speeds - chosen, perhaps, to ensure clarity of counterpoint in the Albert Hall's cavernous acoustic.

WHEN the winner is chosen, perhaps by this week, it will scarcely have time to uncork the Champagne or fire up the Cuban cigars.

It tells of his mother's discarded apartment where, as a boy, he studied, painted, read and chose, perhaps in innocence, to make his way as a writer.

He thanked his friends and family, "most notably my fiancee, Natasha, who chose, perhaps incredibly, to support me in my darkest hour".