Sentence examples for perhaps do not need from inspiring English sources

The candidates and the polemicists never say, and perhaps do not need to say, what many conservatives actually feel about this half-black, Hawaiian-Indonesian president — that he belongs to the world of foreigners, not Americans.

"We have now got the evidence to suggest that the physical foundation of these countries will still be there in 100 years, so they perhaps do not need to flee their country".

"Those who have other options, perhaps, don't need to get as much as the current formula projects," Mr. Thomas said.

I'm a big fan of Twitter, so perhaps don't need the updates, but those emails are great for another site that does the same thing, Pinterest, which I hardly ever visit, but may be more likely to as a result of their weekly updated emails.

According to Lucy Malenczuk, policy adviser at Age UK, many older people are also not aware of the support they can receive too. "We know lots of older people are not claiming benefits that they're entitled to, and so it would be great to stop people having to take on debt that they perhaps don't need if they just got all the help they could".

In these situations man begins to desire that which in fact he perhaps does not need at all — he simply persuades himself he has certain needs which he does not have — or he vaguely desires something which he cannot specify and thus cannot strive for — full stop.

Here she is poised between states, seeming to be both protector to her adult son and weighed down by a burden she barely understands — and perhaps doesn't need to understand.

In the wake of its success and the face of a vast publisher's cheque, a certain kind of rock star decided that their privacy perhaps didn't need policing as zealously as all that.

What Mr. Obama didn't say — and perhaps didn't need to — was that the closed chapter was the vision of liberalism begun by the New Deal of Franklin D. Roosevelt, extended during the Great Society of Lyndon B. Johnson and now struggling back toward relevance.

We perhaps didn't need to be reminded about the steep price of crude but BP's Chief Executive Lord Brown made that one of his key remarks at a conference in Shanghai.

But perhaps companies do not need the money.