Sentence examples for means perhaps from inspiring English sources

Which means, perhaps unsurprisingly, that praise dancers wear modest attire.

What this means, perhaps, is that gay America is becoming more like Middle America.

I don't know what it means, perhaps it was the possibility to be another person.

The sense of fact is very slow to develop, and its complete development means perhaps the very pinnacle of civilization".

That means, perhaps, a quick fist pump after a big play, then he is analyzing the next situation.

Which means, perhaps, that you shouldn't pay me any regard when I say that this is a fine book.

The gesture is meant, perhaps, to evoke European gentility.

He does not mean "perhaps you do" so think, nor yet "you are permitted to".

"What does that mean?" Perhaps it means that if an asterisk sticks to one group of champions, it could also apply to all.

A veil can mean belief, it can mean belonging to a group, it can mean, perhaps, a woman's negotiation between private and public space.

By that I mean perhaps in my lifetime, perhaps in my children's lifetime, and certainly in my grandchildren's lifetime.