Sentence examples for perhaps a mistake from inspiring English sources

And also, perhaps, a mistake?

It was, perhaps, a mistake on Andersen's part to extend his week's visit to a month).

"I think 20 years ago, it would have been a monster move and perhaps a mistake," McDowell said last month.

Mr. Buffett said he was not asked to play himself — perhaps a mistake on the filmmaker's part.

The extremes of sensuousness weren't quite there, and the use of sound effects like prerecorded birdsong was perhaps a mistake.

Diction could be better, and it was perhaps a mistake to replace surtitles with a synopsis of the narrative.

Wise or unwise, only the voters are entitled to make that judgment which is why it is a bold man, and so perhaps a mistaken one, who seeks to shift the collective wisdom of the region's voters too far.

In an interview with VICE News, Professor Lee suggested that the diplomatic community has perhaps made a mistake in being "maybe a little too respectful," and noted that there are plenty of non-violent methods of forcing action.

He didn't actually walk out on me but stayed until the end – long enough to realise, I'm told by a friend of his, he'd perhaps made a mistake.

Phillips said that "We don't want him knowingly killing somebody who doesn't deserve it out of impulse or something, but we have explored the notion of his having killed someone without properly vetting that person and perhaps making a mistake".

On those vintage Cold War triggers the missiles remain, patiently awaiting orders or perhaps a monumental mistake.