Sentence examples for perhaps be expected from inspiring English sources

Again, of course, it is a survival theme, and the importance of this could perhaps be expected to trump everything else.

That should perhaps be expected from a club that appears incapable of escaping drama and at the end of another tumultuous week in their history the most important thing was that they recorded a first win in four league matches.

It probably doesn't provide too many clues to the eventual production model, although they can perhaps be expected to be similar in terms of size and broad proportions – a two-seater Smart ForTwo is probably the closest comparison among established cars.

It's one thing if a nation refuses to recognize another simply because it doesn't like its looks; the U.N. may not yet, perhaps, be expected to play the part of social director at a summer camp... Hardly had we given the U.N. this legislative task when history running off the reel... made us think of a new one.

To begin with, Herder's writing often seems emotional and grammatically undisciplined in ways that might perhaps be expected in casual speech but not in philosophical texts.

This might perhaps be expected as their situation has been unchanged.

The return of David Bowie had, perhaps, been expected – but not in this fashion.

The peculiarity is the way that that growth has been apportioned hasn't really brought the benefits to the West that perhaps were expected.

In the chamber, the Republicans, some of whom had perhaps been expecting a more humble Obama, sat mostly in silence.

This bird, however, had been fed by friendly eagle-watchers for weeks and perhaps was expecting another handout.

Many perhaps were expecting a stereotypical American - blond-haired and blue-eyed in the mold of Grace Kelly, Marilyn Monroe, Cheryl Tiegs, Kate Hudson, Kirsten Dunst and Amanda Seyfried.