Sentence examples for not perhaps that from inspiring English sources

(We get no indication from him of any argument of Zeno's to show that what moves does not move where it is not; perhaps that was thought self-evident).

Hardware or not, perhaps that is the ultimate compliment.

Not, perhaps, that the Taliban are thriving still.

But not, perhaps, that of Migueli, whose shirt was drenched in his own blood and who left a little something on Withe in every subsequent tackle.

With lyrics like "A child is born on Christmas day/ But they crucified him anyway", Styrene's clearly still got the punk spirit if not, perhaps, that of Christmas.

The next day, however, on Wednesday, Mr. Guéant, while confirming his earlier statement, then uttered a phrase that might serve as a motto for this entertainment: "Yesterday's truth is not, perhaps, that of today".

Those readers do not, perhaps, understand that, as the British Nutrition Foundation spokeswoman says, "child obesity rises as household income falls".

But I don't know, perhaps that is a limitation?

Which is perhaps not being clocked — perhaps that's what the numberless face is saying.

Not any more, or perhaps that should say: not yet.

We should not perhaps be surprised that early implementation faced several difficulties.