Sentence examples similar to perhaps be engaging in from inspiring English sources

What I do know is that if you are going to lecture the world about right and wrong — and if you're trying to stop bad behavior — perhaps you shouldn't be engaging in a version of that behavior yourself.

Be engaging in your booth.

Currently, the top three Google searches for "What would happen if... .. are 1) "...a girl took viagra?" 2) "...the earth stopped spinning?" and 3) "...I ate myself?" This means that hundreds of thousands, perhaps millions of Googlers are engaging in the beginning stages of scientific exploration.

"We should be engaged in Darfur.

Be engaged in the classroom.

But just a few blocks away, at Pace University, perhaps a hundred other occupiers were engaging in earnest conversations at the Left Forum, a conference that grew out of a socialist summit founded in the '60s.

It's unclear to the viewer (and perhaps to Celeste herself) if she is engaging in sex because she desires Perry, or because she feels she has no choice.

Perhaps, Mr. Schwarz suggested, the former mayor was engaging in familiar hyperbole.

The bureau is engaging in corporate welfare.

Neil Peart, who wrote the lyrics, went on a long diatribe about personal freedom in the magazine's 4 March 1978 edition, perhaps thinking he was engaged in a theoretical argument, not realising it would result in the writer describing the band as "roaming the concert circuits preaching what to me seems like proto-fascism".

This implies that perhaps indigenous households were engaged in gathering and hunting all times of wild foods while the non-indigenous often practice these activities following food insecurity shocks.