Sentence examples for may perhaps sometimes from inspiring English sources
The closer the string(s) to the frets, the less the string stretching and tension increase when pressed, the smaller the offsets d have to be, the significantly (exponentially) better the intonation tuning due to less string stretching, but string buzzing may perhaps sometimes reduce intonation tuning.
This isn't just advice that may perhaps be applicable to some people, sometimes, in certain situations.
These vessels were sometimes made of clay (fictilibus phaselis, Juv. XV.127), to which the epithet of Horace may perhaps also refer.
Perhaps, sometimes, good acts make good sense.
Perhaps sometimes it's healthier.
Perhaps, sometimes, a rest is as good as a rest.
P: Yes, perhaps sometimes a bit of deliberate provocation".
This situation may perhaps best be captured in the African metaphor that for want of a knife some people peel their roasted potatoes with fingernails and can sometimes do it better and more efficiently than those using a knife!
The president too, may sometimes seem frozen, but is perhaps just very aware of the dire consequence of missteps.
It is easy to see that play may sometimes have a purpose that is perhaps masked by the lack of any adaptive or evolutionary function.
