Sentence examples for perhaps between from inspiring English sources

It's the difference, perhaps, between Ariel's nimble tongue and Caliban's thick one.

So the battle lines are drawn, and one of the last major conflicts of the Counter-Reformation appears ready to be played out there, as if in a corrida between the future and the past, freedom and oppression, sanity and superstition - or, to put the matter more graphically perhaps, between matador Zapatero and a load of bull.

Perhaps between profit and poignancy?

Do you have any time Tuesday 10th, perhaps between 1 and 5pm?

But military officials did not rule out the possibility of scattered fighting, perhaps between local factions.

There is no inherent difference, perhaps, between music that accompanies leftist propaganda and music that accompanies rightist propaganda.

There is a gap, perhaps, between the implementation of the act and the levels of training of different agencies.

Because you have an unconscious conflict, perhaps, between telling a great story and getting it quite right?

Eldredge and Gould argued that this pattern of evolution allowed selection to take place not just between individuals, but perhaps also between species.

Cultural differences between countries – but perhaps more between continents – may play a role in the complainants' expectations and their preferred way of complaint handling.

Others see new forms of competition, not only between white woman and minorities, but perhaps especially between white men and everybody else.