Sentence examples for perhaps every from inspiring English sources

But perhaps every generation gets the champion it deserves.

Perhaps, every now and again, history decides to right itself.

Perhaps every national debacle has its empty slogan.

The federal government, or perhaps every single state, will need to start creating an insurance exchange.

It describes a syndrome that every cleric, perhaps every religious professional, can recognise.

In perhaps every other sport, an explanation of such a decisive play would have been provided.

Perhaps every football team in the country should follow Sheffield United's lead.

In the future perhaps every artist will be famous for 15 comments.

Perhaps every one of them bubbled into being just as our universe did.

And yet, we continued to live in the cellar, because, perhaps, every one of our compatriot-merchants did so".

And in that respect, perhaps, every listener was a stoical castaway on the desert island that was Great Britain.