Sentence examples for is perhaps correct from inspiring English sources

Fromm is perhaps correct in his claim that Marcuse misread him.

Adam Cohen is perhaps correct in judging recent attempts to reinsert the word "Christmas" back into stores and catalogs as misdirected.

This, in combination with the Earth model that is perhaps not exactly correct, happened to lead to a good fit with measured GIC data (R. Pirjola, D. Boteler, personal communication).

Finally, the Dab2 protein is indispensable for the development of visceral endoderm; though its exact role is still not established, it is perhaps related to correct cell positioning [ 76, 77].

Good (2003) specifically mentions political pressures over academics and points out that even though teaching biological evolution is perhaps not politically correct, it is scientifically correct.

Today it is perhaps less politically correct to attack cyclists than drivers - but anecdotally many will privately curse cyclists passing them in traffic congestion.

However, the conclusion that MBON-α1 neurons mediate specifically LTM ("…we found a similar selective impairment of LTM upon the blockade of MBON-α1") is perhaps not entirely correct.

O'Reilly says: Next to the New York Times, The New Yorker magazine is perhaps the most politically correct publication in the mainstream media.

In fact, Musk called it "expensive, ugly and unnecessary," and added that even though he's still clearly set against its inclusion in Tesla's autopilot designs, it's still possible his own bet in this area isn't 100 perhaps correct.

In scolding you, was I perhaps correcting myself a long generation ago? "Perhaps" is simply rhetoric.

The writer's superstition about pseudonyms was perhaps proved correct when a rare work credited to his birth-name, the stage play Mum, was savaged by critics.