Sentence examples for in some cases perhaps from inspiring English sources

He described the invitees' "awkward attempts to project confidence, indifference, in some cases, perhaps, hostility...

He described the invitees' "awkward attempts to project confidence, indifference, in some cases, perhaps, hostility..

The idea behind the series could be described as staging the seemingly unstageable -- and in some cases, perhaps, actually unstageable.

Bumblebees and butterflies, cuckoos and cornflowers, skylarks and lapwings – every one an icon of our natural heritage – are all in rapid, and in some cases perhaps terminal, decline.

When they come home, in some cases, perhaps, with post-traumatic stress, do they have the same support (as inadequate as it is) that our soldiers do?

"I cannot judge the decisions other council's make, but I know it truly is a hard press for money these days, and in some cases, perhaps it might be necessary to initiate charges," Blanford said.

The approach that most British newspapers used to take to corrections – and possibly still do in some cases – is perhaps best summed up by the newspaper executive Andrew May in Pravda, David Hare and Howard Brenton's play about the press, when he explains: "They just don't look good on the page".

But in some cases (or perhaps I should say in some places) this little trick simply does not work.

And in some cases, even perhaps this one, there may have been something to confess: spells spoken, curses uttered, a cat not just caressed but worshipped.

Most fortuitously, he was apparently a graphomaniac who documented his long, dark, exuberant, sad, dangerous life in journals, an unpublished memoir, reams of letters, poems, erotica, semifictionalized short stories and even a 746-entry card catalog of his sexual history, scrupulously maintained over five decades and in some cases ornamented — perhaps for future biographers?

These will be useful in some cases, and perhaps annoying in others.