Sentence examples for perhaps able from inspiring English sources

Sullivan didn't seem to be willing — or perhaps able — to provide them.

It would seem that even the language of the report shows precisely who its authors feel prepared or perhaps able to reprimand.

But some 50 members of his party, and members of the opposition as well, pressed for Mr. Papademos, seen as an outsider to the old-boy political networks — a technocrat, perhaps able to take Greece on a new path.

The deep perspective offered by professional historians, he said, is an essential public good in a world where "every politician would have us forget what he said yesterday," and too few journalists are willing (and perhaps able) to cry foul.

One book, Michael Scheuer's Imperial Hubris: Why the West Is Losing the War on Terror, describes Bin Laden as "the most respected, loved, romantic, charismatic and perhaps able figure in the last 150 years of Islamic history".

But for those who hoped for a faster pace of internal change or a taste of genuine democracy, it is unlikely that Mr. Hu is now either inclined — or perhaps able — to deliver.

By other means we may perhaps be able to explain man, but never to understand him..

Or that short people, perhaps less able to see the road, may also be riskier risks?

By other means we may perhaps be able to explain man, but never to understand him...

It holds out the promise of perhaps being able to do an end run around the question of causation.

One might perhaps be able clearly to distinguish John Jacob Astor (1763-1848), America's first millionaire, and one of the founders of what was to become the New York Public Library.