Sentence examples for concluded perhaps from inspiring English sources

He concluded: "Perhaps it is time for Chinese dignitaries to follow the example of humble Locke".

Ashcroft and Oakeshott concluded: "Perhaps it is a case of mistaken identity".

He concluded: "Perhaps the greatest casualty of what has happened is the loss of public trust.

Network executives have concluded, perhaps not unreasonably, that audiences don't really want television characters that are too true to life.

Few spectators stayed after the tournament was concluded, perhaps because the American side was sprinkled with Scottish exiles and the golf was less than sterling.

A study published on July 8th by the Sutton Trust, a charity, concluded (perhaps unsurprisingly) that better exam results mostly explained why pupils from a small number of schools dominate Oxbridge entry.

They conclude, perhaps not surprisingly, that "a profound change in administrative and regulatory culture" is needed.

The final panel concludes, perhaps triumphantly, with the name "Abstract Expressionism".

The Justice Department's review is expected to conclude perhaps before the end of the month.

"Art is our universal language," she concludes, perhaps in riposte to Huston.

Just another company seeking to jump on the PR bandwagon, one might conclude, perhaps laudable but not especially noteworthy.