Sentence examples for entirely perhaps from inspiring English sources

This is entirely, perhaps cautiously, in line with how these things are done in other lands.

Rather than tainting a city's water supply, experts say, terrorists would be more likely to try to interrupt it entirely, perhaps by destroying dams or aqueducts.

Sometimes, though, the now sixty-nine-year-old playwright has been in danger of being marginalized, or misunderstood entirely — perhaps because she's a woman who writes about women's lives, although not from any recognizably "female" point of view.

Sales of DVDs over all are expected to be especially strong this holiday season, and both sides are hoping that the battle of the high-definition formats will not cause consumers to tune out entirely, perhaps deciding that standard DVDs are good enough.

It's simply a matter of time before Amazon controls delivery entirely, perhaps even in time to avoid this situation next Christmas.

Rather than write him off entirely, perhaps show some empathy and understanding.

(By then, Churchill apparently had forgotten the meeting entirely, which perhaps proved Roosevelt's point).

To repeat, Comey isn't entirely, or perhaps even primarily, responsible for this situation.

Officials discussed whether they should cancel the event entirely, or perhaps move it to a different night.

At the moment they're not entirely sure, perhaps partly because most reporting of the issue is so wildly inaccurate.

With these ones ripped up and destroyed, and made into something else entirely, they perhaps semaphored a new era.