Sentence examples for one could perhaps from inspiring English sources

In assessing Ravi's actions on September 19th, one could perhaps mount the argument that sexual contact was not expected, that he did not tape anything, that the transmission was extremely limited in time and reach, and that nobody saw sex or intimate body parts.

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Many of Ms. Magnusson's choices were not cheap, though one could perhaps rationalize the expense by calculating cost per use.

Digging through the files of series past, one could perhaps make an argument for some shows spawned from original hits.

One could perhaps detect the entitlement of a man who has come to appreciate high-end Gulfstreams.

One could, perhaps, argue that drones are the new stakes, and that we see Presidents as the new superheroes.

And the ones who could perhaps use one at this hour….

What other governments achieved, or what this one could have?Perhaps the fairest way to assess it is against its own promises and aspirations.

It would be a vast project, perhaps an infuriating one, and ultimately a fruitless one — because it would be hard not to undertake it with an eye toward the movies one could and perhaps should have been watching instead.

Myriam Robin, sent along to Junket by Crikey with the directive from her editor to "blow it open" – one could argue perhaps not the most constructive approach – found "leftie corporate heaven" to be "her own personal hell".

This can't be taken too far — one could make perhaps a stronger case for Bradbury as an anticolonialist, an antitotalitarian and a deep skeptic about technology (maybe that's why it was impossible to find a downloadable copy of "The Martian Chronicles").