Sentence examples for perhaps distant from inspiring English sources

Indeed, some strategists in Mr Kohl's Christian Democratic Union toy with the idea of a national coalition with them one (perhaps distant) day.

Boal is retiring from N.Y.C.B. on June 5th (he will take over Pacific Northwest Ballet, in Seattle), and perhaps "Distant Cries" was an expression of sorrow over the loss of him.

I am not sure Brahms would have understood the extraordinary civility and elegance with which his Variations were played: in a performance perhaps distant in impact but ready to be admired from afar.

Joan Butterfield, who sits on the town and county councils, said the site was currently a "terrible mess with no prospect of being developed in the near or perhaps distant future as far as I can see".

Nevertheless, xerophytes including saltbushes (Chenopodiaceaea) are significant, indicating that sandy habitats were also present, although perhaps distant, in the region.

Recent reports and our current observations strongly suggest that STAT1 provides a promising target for sensitization of primary tumors and perhaps distant metastasis to anti-tumor therapy.

And perhaps, one distant day, in profits too.

But perhaps some distant cousins have tales worth hearing, too.

The bucolic Bernie beaming at the camera is perhaps a distant memory.

Perhaps that distant connection is why I keep falling into the trap of picking them to win their first Super Bowl.

It will never be easier for Pujols to be the person he is — which includes private, taciturn, perhaps even distant — than in this city, which adores its heroes.