Sentence examples for doesn't perhaps from inspiring English sources

If he doesn't, perhaps a military-style jump and roll on to the pavement.

Or perhaps it doesn't — perhaps the electric socket sticking out of the lake or the ventilator in the middle of the meadow prevents you from being fully transported.

And if it doesn't, perhaps public frustration will be expressed at the ballot box, creating a new, less complacent political climate.

Certainly, elements of the Labour and Wait ethos have long since passed into cliché, and a German-made horsehair bottle brush doesn't, perhaps, quicken the pulse as once it might have.

As my South African friends would attest, I like a bit of sporting hatred as much as the next bigot, but I wonder if O'Neill doesn't perhaps owe England a debt of gratitude.

Well, possibly it doesn't – perhaps there were no green birds available, or they couldn't act so well; you could even argue that it would be racist to insist on a green one.

But then this production does not (perhaps with good reason) trust its material enough to let it speak for itself.

Haiti's own soap opera, "Destinée," on Télévision Nationale d'Haïti, does not, perhaps because sponsors believe viewers prefer the escapism of foreign heartbreak.

Perhaps the former attribute exists and the latter does not; perhaps the former has the second-order attribute "naturalness" and the latter does not; perhaps the former is more easily apprehended by the intellect than the latter).

IRB12 Though one might expect all researchers in multi-site studies to favor CIRBs, he does not, perhaps because he has long been an IRB member.

We didn't perhaps expect it this season because we had such youngsters.