Sentence examples for perhaps according from inspiring English sources

The origins of the term "groupie" are murky: perhaps a music journalist, perhaps, according to Des Barres, someone jealous of their backstage access.

When I was being attacked, there were many people watching, but the attackers didn't have to care because, perhaps according to their experience, no one would stand up and help.

All the evidence is that it was planned long in advance, perhaps, according to some reports, two months ago, around the time that his group announced its split from AQIM.

Perhaps, according to this argument, natural fluctuations cause the water to warm and cool, and the ice to thin and thicken as atmospheric pressures, water currents and wind patterns change.

Diversity was recently included on a list of words that officials at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention were discouraged from using, perhaps, according to one sympathetic account, "so as not to raise red flags among Republicans in Congress".

After all, one sort of project is to explain what law actually is and how it operates (perhaps according to our concept of it).

Or perhaps Glenn Hoddle, according to some reports.

Or perhaps snuck (according to Steven Pinker, the most recent irregular verb to enter the language).

Perhaps, but, according to leading Vivaldi specialists, another modernist composer, Luigi Dallapiccola, said it first, using the number 600.

Perhaps surprisingly, according to research by the insurance company Aviva 18- to 24-year-olds report the most loneliness.

At Apple's typical profit margins, the present value of these sales would be perhaps $22 billion, according to a study from Southridge Research.