Sentence examples for it will perhaps take from inspiring English sources

This is a colorful, attractive piece, set on a lush, gaudy bed of amplification, aiming at an entertaining stylistic fusion; it will perhaps take a more charismatic singer than the game Alexandra Montano to pull off the lead role, defiantly non-Western in its vocal writing.

God also functions as a great cosmic witness to our pain, whose unfathomable purposes somehow make it worthwhile, and who will, perhaps, take our pathetic struggles into account in a final reckoning.

This trial will perhaps take place in the fall of 1985.

They will perhaps take the same blunt and brutal place in the comic-book milieu as Sam Peckinpah's down and dirty early 70s films do in the western pantheon – even if they are not flavour of the month at present.

The word is that Anthea will, perhaps, take the top job.

I'll perhaps take some art classes, I'll visit some museums and I'll check out some shows on Broadway.

But he also knows that it will take perhaps two years for the case to be filed, argued and decided.

GM figures that the annual market for the big SUVs might hold at 750,000 (versus 1 million in the past) and that it will hold its 60% share, and perhaps take some sales from the competition.

"Perhaps it will not take place if we see that changes are going well," he says.

It will probably take time, perhaps government regulation, and public opinion.

Perhaps it will thus take an economist to explain something to me: how can a market that should value expertise pay someone like Mr. Briggs so much money to do work in an area that he seems to know so little about?