Sentence examples for perhaps available from inspiring English sources

"What Picasso achieved in 'Guernica' and Brecht in 'Mother Courage' is no longer acceptable, or perhaps available, to painters and playwrights of the postmodern age".

It signals to a massive number of responsible, intelligent, deeply driven, undocumented immigrants that the American Dream is perhaps available to them as well.

Us "health people" were thin on the ground, and my mind turned inevitably to a book I published in the 1980s on unemployment and health (still perhaps available from disreputable, back street book sellers).

Silicon's debut track, God Emoji (which, alongside the name suggests an interest in artificial reality of the digital age... perhaps), is available to listen to now, before he joins UMO on tour in May.

"I was nothing special as a player, but I loved the game and was very competitive, and when the boys showed some signs of promise I guess I tried to create the right opportunities for them, which were perhaps not available to me at the time," said Murray, a trim 51-year-old with short hair and a Scottish burr.

Each is a very good product, and perhaps now available with more flexible financing, depending on where you live.

It requires that propositions about them be always and perhaps atemporally available, which one can assure by taking "t" as shorthand for "some time with haecceity T" and letting haecceities exist necessarily.

If Th17 cells are, in fact, players in Sjögren's syndrome, then perhaps the available anti-IL-23 monoclonal antibodies would be beneficial in the disease.

Drug resistance information in terms of individual mutations, mutation patterns and at which frequency resistant viruses emerge in patients is perhaps not available until clinical trials that get scaled-up with extended dosing period.

(Drinks and limited food are available, perhaps to prevent an uprising).

A song about being unsatisfied by someone's inability to become emotionally available, perhaps?