Sentence examples for like that perhaps from inspiring English sources

Perhaps I'd witness something like that; perhaps I'd have an anthropological view of movie stars in their natural habitat.

War is like that, perhaps.

With numbers like that, perhaps the producer who met with Mr. Scheinman should reconsider the cash.

If the government helplines spoke like that, perhaps more people would listen.

You need someone like that: perhaps Paul Thomas Anderson is someone who can challenge you directly and crack open the carapace of indifference.

And it really does happen like that, perhaps because colleagues have been killed, or something you reported fell off the international radar, or you feel that journalism doesn't really change anything.

Zuckerberg was responding to years of feedback from Facebook users who felt odd about "liking" posts that, perhaps, had bad news, like someone's dog dying, or posts about things that made them angry.

I had a sense of resolution, too, that I was indeed equipped to write a Liveing-like book, that perhaps I could be the Liveing of our time.

This lets you be bold and introduce any other like-ideas that perhaps weren't explored during your discussion with the boss.

And I like to think that perhaps in another 50 years, audiences will be watching this play to remember how we remembered.

Although a negative result cannot be taken as a firm conclusion, we would like to suggest that perhaps MsDps2 is not stress regulated and need to be studied further.