Sentence examples for perhaps agreed from inspiring English sources

The many Brahms bashers in the late 19th and early 20th centuries perhaps agreed.

At the same conference Ofcom, surprisingly perhaps, agreed that the BBC's offer, while a "positive gesture", fell far short of ITV's requirements.

Clearly, Intuit perhaps agreed with Patzer, who is now vice president and general manager of Intuit's personal finance group, that its own financial products needed a a makeover.

The European: Have we as a society perhaps agreed not to use these tactics, because they shouldn't work in principle?

If the revelation had come from a pop star or television personality, I would have perhaps agreed: We no longer have national freak-outs of the type that surround Ellen DeGeneres' coming out.

In exchange they would perhaps agree to a longer-term lift of the ceiling.

Daniel Boulud, who will be serving roast turkey at his flagship restaurant Daniel, would perhaps agree.

Left and right can perhaps agree that these are payments we don't need to make.

Readers of Jane Austen will perhaps agree, as will those who enjoy EF Benson's timeless Mapp and Lucia novels.

Fans and foes alike can perhaps agree on this: a writer's virtues are often exactly the same as their vices.

In the presidential campaign, Mitt Romney said Medicare should provide "less support" to wealthier beneficiaries, and that is an idea on which Mr. Obama and Congressional Republicans could perhaps agree.