Sentence examples for has also perhaps from inspiring English sources

It has also, perhaps, made bullies out of some of us who would otherwise not be.

Mr. Ozon, a prolific filmmaker, has also, perhaps intentionally, approximated the stodgy good cheer that often distinguishes lavish, star-studded stage revivals of beloved old chestnuts.

The harmonization in the speed of playing surfaces has also perhaps played a role as has the wherewithal of the game's most elite players to finance and develop elaborate support teams to assist in their training, planning and recovery.

It is not only the public debate that has been dominated by extreme voices - the representation of Muslims on television has also, perhaps inevitably, concentrated on the radicals, the restless and the enraged.

But it has also, perhaps, reminded us that savings do matter, that unbridled consumption is not an economic blessing but an economic risk, and that thrift is indeed a virtue.

I had also, perhaps, been naive about how personally many people would take this.

He had had no need to write anything, since they inhabited each other's minds; and as much as she had created him he had also, perhaps, created her.

It seems that, in doing away with patriarchal authority, we have also, perhaps unwittingly, killed off all the grown-ups.

Elsewhere the skirmishing has also begun, perhaps all too literally.

She has also recognised, perhaps, that every career has a natural arc and a natural end.

Mr. McCain has also been perhaps the biggest Congressional advocate of Michael K. Powell, the F.C.C. chairman.