Sentence examples for perhaps be happy from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps be happy you're not involved in the N.C.A.A. men's swimming and diving championships, at Ohio State, which have been postponed a day because of a rampaging stomach virus.

The 2001 Dunnewood sauvignon blanc ($31) with hints of grapefruit was a good match for the mild chili sauces, but diners would perhaps be happier with a bottle of cold Dos Equis.

With the political situation improving under Mr. Kabila's successor, his son, Joseph, the government would have perhaps been happy to forget about the murder.

That she can get an education, find a job, and, who knows, perhaps even be happy.

Ulla, from a powerful and aristocratic Stockholm family, emitted no shred of instruction other than, perhaps, to be happy and keep fed.

Perhaps they will be happy to keep funding them.

"But if Barca come here and play better, have more goalscoring chances and are nearly about to win the match and they deserve to win the match, and then we get a draw, then perhaps I will be happy then".

Perhaps he'll be happy with just a limb and go about his day.

And, based solely on the playwright's (apparent) silent judgement of the selfie in the above photo, perhaps he'd be happy to serve as an aspirational example.

Perhaps they're happy being offline, I suggest?

Perhaps their careers will carry them beyond the reach of the Saturday night women's picture, or perhaps someday they'll be happy to have the option.