Sentence examples for like perhaps from inspiring English sources

One way to do this is to give them advice by using words like "perhaps," "maybe," "might," etc.

(You've probably tasted it dozens of times in Danish and the like, perhaps without realizing it).

Aimed at today's Germans, who would like, perhaps, to come to a final reckoning with the war period, "Generation War" is an appeal for forgiveness.

And it's this absence of corporate bureaucracy, Segall suggests, that distinguishes Apple from other technology companies like, perhaps, Google.

As he tries to imagine the inner workings of this very private woman's mind, he uses hedge wording like "perhaps," "seems likely" and "it's possible".

Their book fills lacunas with words like "perhaps," "it is possible," "likely," "could have," and so on.

Like, perhaps, the dresses of Marie-Antoinette.

Like perhaps in Heroes or something.

A lot of her hypothesis depends on words like "perhaps".

In the process, the pageantry and specialization became less war-like, perhaps because of the knight's changing role in war.

I wondered what the centre looked like - perhaps some botanical masterpiece in geometry, like the centre of a passion flower.