Sentence examples for must perhaps be from inspiring English sources

A diet must perhaps be balanced, but only "unbalanced tastes" allow you to enjoy the astonishing oddness of the world.

The reason for the mismatch during this period is not clear and must perhaps be related to some unusual event.

The number of patients with HPV-positive/TILlow tumours was relatively small and, thus, any conclusions drawn must perhaps be treated with some caution.

To be governed by an institution one must live (or perhaps be a visitor) in the society where the institution exists, and one must somehow "fall under" the rules.

Institutions -- including governments -- must respond more quickly and perhaps be more flexible and adaptive.

But every playground redounds with cries of "It's not fair!" — the principles of fairness seeming more universally intuitive than those of right and wrong, which perhaps must be built out of them.

Brentano (1874) argued that all the conscious states of a person at a time will and perhaps must be unified with one another.

But Orwell's Fiction Department suggests that fiction for the masses is (and perhaps must be) crude, brainless, easy, and dumb.

What's a menopausal woman to do? Perhaps, she must be patient, and become a patient.

So when writers with this economic mojo write memoirs about their return to the Roman Catholic faith of their childhood, attention must, and perhaps should, be paid.

Perhaps "This Must Be The Place (Naive Melody)" is the Talking Heads song that best encapsulates such willful optimism, but, for now, I'll stick with the Nuge.