Sentence examples for not there perhaps from inspiring English sources

Beyond the understanding of a human being?" Is not there perhaps something like "the spirit of history, which brings history forward . . .

If he is not there, perhaps we should stop telling lies to the tourists that go there and people tell them 'Here is Garibaldi' and he's not," she said.

If it's not there, perhaps it's not real.

Isn't there perhaps something missing here, some consideration that he declines to make explicit?

And every year at CES, much of the buzz seems to be around the one company that isn't there — perhaps the most important consumer electronics company these days: Apple.

Had I not been there, perhaps he would have spoken to himself or sat in some kind of trance, talking with his spirits and his dreams.

(Probably not: there were perhaps 14,000 Obama supporters in a stadium that can accommodate some 20,000 people).

Carbon fiber is not there yet, but perhaps someday -- if auto designers figure out how to make it as beautiful as it is useful -- there may be a credit card named for it, too.

Then I think about the dearth of jobs in the state, which is why I'm not there, and is perhaps the best reason for Iowans to show up on caucus night.

Ten-years-in-the-future Matthew McConaughey wasn't there, either, perhaps because he still hasn't learned to say something about AIDS when winning an award for an AIDS movie, and is still hawking his grating catchphrase, "All right, all right, all right".

Other more likely possibilities, he says, are that the wasp has evolved so dramatically to cope with Wolbachia that the eggs will die if the bacteria aren't there; or perhaps the bacteria set a time bomb toxin that kills developing eggs unless the bacteria are still around to defuse it.