Sentence examples for could perhaps say from inspiring English sources

Although you could perhaps say that the problems of Botswana have points in common with the problems of Bolivia.

We could perhaps say 'bear in mind it may not be the person you think it is'".

Hayder Abbas, who was sitting with him, said, "You could perhaps say the Iraqi people did this.

You could perhaps say the same about dance, and Ms. Nipper added another layer of exclusivity: a recorded French text, spoken by a man and a woman.

One could perhaps say that the destination is an articulated structure.

You could perhaps say that "So I wouldn't be surprised if a grad student working in SE's research lab on summer wrote a piece of Java code to enable this functionality but if you put it into the real world, the phone would pick up every time the cat walked by waving her tail".

If not, you could perhaps just say "here kitty.

If it were to become Labour policy, then it could perhaps be said that the opposition would be doing its job in presenting an alternative to the prime minister's deceptively straightforward "Brexit means Brexit".

Also, having described the carefully constructed theological edifice of early Christianity, Ms Rubin could perhaps have said more about the ways in which to eastern Christian eyes the medieval west seemed to cut adrift from that structure, with effects that were palpable in art history as well as culture, politics and perhaps even social history.

In defense of the engineering view, it could perhaps be said that the repertoire of 'proven' ways of social interference is meager.

I'm not entirely sure what this means, but if it refers to the intention to balance sharp critical feedback with constructive suggestions or positive feedback, this could perhaps we said in a more straightforward way.