Sentence examples for of a perhaps from inspiring English sources

Before Manningham and Hixon were injured, the talk was about injuries of a perhaps more dubious nature.

"In comparison, in 2015, migrant arrivals topped 100,000 in June". The influx is part of a perhaps unprecedented surge of migrants risking the dangerous crossing to Europe.

But in the end the evening spoke more to Mr. Muti's preservation of a perhaps questionably vital performance tradition than to the scores themselves.

Earlier this month, he became the target of a perhaps unexpected bit of critique, when a veteran took issue with Clarke's appearance at the convention.

The well-known spouse of a perhaps even better-known personality decides to run for public office from a New York City suburb.

His father, Lawrence X . Cusack Jr. was the guardian of secrets, he said, including those of a perhaps more cavalier Kennedy.

But hopes of a - perhaps temporary - resolution to the US budget problems gained ground as the Republicans said the House would consider a bill to raise the debt ceiling for three months to give more time for an agreement.

Logistically a bit of a mare, perhaps.

The bottom of a river, perhaps.

"This seems more of a ritual, perhaps a funeral ritual".

There is talk of a musical, perhaps a TV show.