Sentence examples for perhaps at this point from inspiring English sources
OK – perhaps at this point we need to be reminded that all these claims proved to be a total fiction.
Perhaps at this point you are asking, "Hey, Haggler, where are the class-action lawyers when you need them?" On the case, actually.
Swift, a bona fide, cross-genre global megastar — with career record sales of more than twenty-five million and total downloads surpassing seventy-five million — is also nominally, and perhaps at this point rather tentatively, a country star.
Early on, when Denny says, "Perhaps at this point both the house and Nancy ought to be described," she begins with the house -- a sort of privileging that's both funny and right.
"Perhaps at this point in time this is worth saying more than anything else: we are prepared to fight if what is at stake is whether we try to re solve issues in the world by talking to people, by negotiating, by reaching a common understanding, or whether we let the extremists, the terrorists, the fanatics determine our fate," he said.
But then, of course, your interlocutor could ask once again, "What's good about that?" Perhaps at this point you would answer, "It just is good that people be pleased," and thus put an end to this line of questioning.
Perhaps, but at this point in the legend of Pliny the Younger it's not really about the beer anymore.
Oh no, Williams insisted, stubbornly — or perhaps nervously, at this point I can't be sure — refusing to acknowledge the tsunami everyone around him knew was headed his way.
These data also suggest that once a patient progresses to a certain level of CD4 depletion, it may not be as critical for how long they have been at that level, perhaps because at this point, substantial immunological damage has already occurred.
Perhaps Clinton is, at this point, hardened enough to be bored by the efforts of Bernstein et al. Or perhaps she is pained by them.
Perhaps more intriguing at this point is Frankenstein's predicament.
