Sentence examples for not perhaps all from inspiring English sources

Not, perhaps, all at the same time, but to greater extremes of beauty.

With more that 2.6 million unemployed it's not, perhaps, all that surprising to find that up to a third of people admit to "embellishing" their CVs.

Today, though, most setters and solvers would accept that.de = Germany and.za = South Africa, though is not perhaps all of them, such as.tv (Tuvalu),.tj (Tajikistan) or.ba (Bosnia and Herzegovina).

And, you know, maybe clearinghouses do address parts of that but not, perhaps, all of what is required here.

It is not, perhaps, all about having girls who try out engineering concepts through play, but about making sure that when they're ready to take further steps later in life to actually study engineering or work in the field, the "boys" respect them as peers, not oddities.

What did she gain from caring for Ulises, except for a constant reminder that Mollie's alleged killer wasn't, perhaps, all bad?

Stand-in captain Bastian Schweinsteiger alluded that team spirit isn't perhaps all that it should be.

Not perhaps for all women, but at least for a whole generation reaping the benefit of more and longer education.

It is too late for her and her son, Oswald, but not perhaps for all the Mrs Alvings, who will follow her.

But he should not, perhaps, have been all that taken aback.

Or maybe not, perhaps these are all just small kinks that will be worked out.