Sentence examples for it would be perhaps from inspiring English sources

If "Monty" can win the Tony for best musical, it would be perhaps the biggest upset in Tony history, producers agree.

I think it would be perhaps unrealistic to expect that the group can be wiped out entirely but I think it can be reduced to a more manageable, if troubling, small group or localised network.

An all-round stellar display in attack means it would be perhaps unfair to pick out individuals but the form of Jamie Shaul is undoubtedly key to Hull at the moment.

It would be perhaps a bit unfair – but not unjustified – to say that our economic vision has long amounted to slogans against cuts and privatisation, without any overarching idea about what sort of economy would be built.

I did have to concentrate quite seriously and focus on each step, because if I fell to my left it would be perhaps 20 feet down, and if I fell to my right it would just over a mile.

It would be perhaps unfair on Brimstone to detail much more, as the knotted twists and turns in the narrative, as we spool back in time, do the film's heavy lifting.

It would be better, perhaps, if they were.

It would be possible, perhaps, to imagine life without the New York Times.

So if the Palestinians agreed to come back to the long-stalled peace talks, it would be hard, perhaps impossible, for Israel to resume settlement building.

It would be better, perhaps, to leave the entrepreneurs of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City to drive the economy, as well as their shiny new cars.

Separating himself from it would be traumatic, perhaps impossible.