Sentence examples for perhaps a case of from inspiring English sources

It is, perhaps, a case of the son finding his own way to a middle ground.

It was, perhaps, a case of volunteering concessions Ofcom would demand anyway.

Perhaps a case of Things We Could Have Said About Race (But Didn't) That Are True.

There is, perhaps, a case of the teams being imbued in the image of their respective coaches.

Generosity indeed – or, perhaps, a case of the FSB man writing the letter not liaising with the one supplying the props.

One physician kept dosing Keats with mercury, hoping to cure his recurring sore throat and perhaps a case of venereal disease, for which mercury, a dangerous substance, was a standard treatment at the time.

But fortunately, perhaps in a case of extreme luck, the disease did not spread beyond the closely knit group.

Superficial it may be, perhaps even a case of papering over the cracks, but it is amazing what a lick of paint can do.

By contrast, the authorities did not know at first whether Ms. Le had been harmed or had simply walked away, perhaps in a case of pre-wedding jitters.

Since it is highly unlikely that a relative of that species is present in the oil reservoir and the coverage of the cellulase-encoding ORF was low, this perhaps represents a case of lateral transfer or contamination.

Perhaps, in a case of life imitating art, they should simply dress as boys and trick their way into male parts.