Sentence examples for had not perhaps from inspiring English sources

When he polled those who had not, perhaps three times as many hands went up.

But the magazine had not, perhaps, anticipated the offense that it would give by declaring the word "feminist" to be unspeakable.

What people had not perhaps counted on, even in clubbish and nepotistic India, was that the succession plan was the only plan.

Andrew Motion, chairman of the Booker judges, said last week that the subtlety of Mr. Jacobson's writing, the way it mixes comedy and tragedy, had not, perhaps, been sufficiently appreciated before.

When I first arrived at their house, the whole atmosphere was so "normal" that I wondered if I had been misinformed, or if I had not, perhaps, ended up at the wrong house, for there was nothing obviously "autistic" about them or it.

In addition, it was a recognition of the many citizens around the world who had been working on a set of similar issues – the environment, human rights, democracy, women's rights, and peace-building – and had not perhaps seen the connections between them.

Efstratios Tériade, the great French publisher and art impresario, asked him if he hadn't perhaps said all he had to say as a photographer.

Efstratios Tériade, the great French publisher and art impresario, asked him if he hadn't perhaps said all he had to say as a photographer.

With an irony the organisers have not, perhaps, properly appreciated, it is known as Don Quijote.

Because there's one thing you have not perhaps realised: the rightwing always vote.

But it has not — perhaps could not have — significantly narrowed the gulf between the shack-dwelling underclass and everyone else.