Sentence examples for death perhaps from inspiring English sources

Death, perhaps even decapitation, loomed.

Death, perhaps, but not oblivion.

The nearness I mean comes after death perhaps.

Was his death, perhaps, the work of a disgruntled colleague?

Allan Bloom's death perhaps seemed like a warning: Bellow next.

Many of us instinctively see the need for death, perhaps in fairness to future generations.

"Death, perhaps, is a bit too easy for him," Iqbal Sacranie, of the U.K. Action Committee on Islamic Affairs, said.

His natural death perhaps prevented a martyrdom similar to that of the earlier archbishop whom he revered, St. Thomas Becket.

In very late Shakespeare, both birth and death, perhaps, teach minds and souls how to free themselves of the body.

Maybe they would turn her over to the Khmer Rouge, where death — perhaps preceded by starvation — was almost certain.

After Nandi's sudden death, perhaps by shooting, Felix mourns her in a pool of water that obliterates her remains.