Sentence examples for of the perhaps from inspiring English sources

One of the perhaps most welcome effects of the club's hard-nosed drive toward internationalisation has been the marginalisation of local politicians on the board.

But the bodies shown represent only a portion of the perhaps 160 dead, and scores of witnesses insist that most people were shot.

But loyal customers of the Lectorum bookstore are lamenting its demise as part of the perhaps inevitable turnover of some of the city's oldest institutions.

This year, about 47,000 of the perhaps 100,000, or 47percentt, were admitted to one or more of their choices, the officials said.

Let us remember the words of the perhaps the greatest Liberal prime minister, and the great Victorian advocate of moral interventionism abroad.

He views testosterone deficiency in older men as a silent epidemic, and worries that, of the perhaps five million American men who suffer from it, ninety-five per cent go undiagnosed.

Perhaps this reflects some general disorganization of the campaign; perhaps it reflects unexpected demand.

Memories of the frustrations perhaps?

The code of the Woosters, perhaps?

A glimpse of the future, perhaps?

Understatement of the decade perhaps ?