Sentence examples for decide perhaps from inspiring English sources

I decide, perhaps unwisely, that I'm going to start with the sticky toffee pudding.

We the people still need to decide (perhaps through our elected representatives) which groups we accept as having cognitive authority in our policy deliberations.

So for those who watched the debate, all that was left to decide, perhaps, was: Who had the better marks for artistic presentation?

But Mr. Thompson said he was so committed to the race that he would most likely decide, perhaps by early next year, whether he would take a leave of absence from his full-time job.

The first option would allow the teachers to decide, perhaps through a schoolwide vote, to extend each school day by 20 minutes and use the extra time for instruction, training or whatever activity the teachers and principal agreed was appropriate.

"The senator said he wants to take a closer look and decide, perhaps as early as today, whether to seek a recount [in Kentucky]," his spokesman, Michael Briggs, told the Guardian.

I have decided, perhaps unwisely and rudely, to ignore him.

She would see him one more Sunday, she decided, perhaps two.

At some point it was decided (perhaps by John Hegley, I dunno) that the British respond positively to crap poetry.

If "Watt" could keep Samuel Beckett from losing his mind, I decided, perhaps it could do the same for me.

When More Can Be Less The court decides perhaps 75 cases a term these days, down from about 150 in the mid-1980s.