Sentence examples for perhaps anyone from inspiring English sources

Benghazi does not appear to be in the control of the government, or perhaps anyone.

The Iverson experience came with more drama than perhaps anyone anticipated, leaving the franchise a little woozy.

Maybe that's Dizzee's secret: he doesn't speak the same language as American rappers -- or, perhaps, anyone else.

"They speak the same language," he says, observing that central bankers "understand more deeply than perhaps anyone else where other countries are coming from".

But to turn Post into Emma Lazarus would require a more radical rereading of American history than Claridge — or perhaps anyone — can supply.

Nonetheless, the squad had planned to spend six days in the same general area where, in 1980, Robison came closer than perhaps anyone to capturing an adult Architeuthis.

Moore said that licensing would limit his freedom to choose subjects and require approval of university officials as well as perhaps anyone whose likeness he used, including referees.

"Leavy comes as close as perhaps anyone ever has to answering 'What makes Mantle Mantle?,' " Keith Olbermann wrote in the Book Review.

Perhaps anyone who starts turning the events of his or her life into a day-by-day narrative risks becoming Mole-like.

Julianne Moore takes this picture further, perhaps, than anyone can have dreamed.

IT IS hard to explain the enduring appeal of Bruce Forsyth especially, perhaps, to anyone who isn't British.