Sentence examples for in a perhaps from inspiring English sources
Betelgeuse will become a supernova in a perhaps 30 million years.
The photographer found a defender in a perhaps unexpected source: a subway hero.
Or even, in a perhaps unfathomably optimistic thought, the end of billboard advertising.
In a perhaps worrisome sign for the future, the Container Store's sales growth appeared to slow a bit this year.
What will he mean in a perhaps not too distant time when homosexuality has ceased to be a conversation stopper?
The Sylvae represent no less an achievement, showing Dryden in a perhaps unusual light – that of graceful poetic lyricist.
"He has stuck to his guns," the society's president, Lars Hedegaard, told Media Guardian in a perhaps unfortunate analogy.
In a perhaps misguided effort to equalize financing to schools, this administration forces schools to bear the true costs of each teacher.
These phenomena are addressed not merely as historical curiosities but as ends-in-themselves, as inherent goods, and even--in a perhaps novel construction--as aesthetically pleasing metaphysicalities.
An actor in a film, perhaps.
