Sentence examples for perhaps exact from inspiring English sources

Their right to veto the sale of jointly owned newspaper production facilities -- and, perhaps, exact a little revenge on The Tribune -- was frustrated by the way the sale was arranged.

In any event, his expressions of certainty were, perhaps, exacting a toll: he had confided to friends that he'd been plagued by bad dreams since his return.

(Is this kitchen, perhaps, the exact shape and size of a small factory?) A brand of snack bars is made "in small batches at our own makery".

"Love" is boiled down to something elemental, something like survival, or perhaps the exact opposite, though calling it L'Amour might have been to risk a pun.

Lee Westwood is perhaps the exact opposite of his countryman Donald – a great player from tee to green who has pronounced difficulties when it comes to putting – and he may also have a problem answering every question on the exam paper.

Perhaps the exact techniques used to commit genocide, such as (to take Rwanda's case) radio broadcasts coupled with the use of crude panga-knives, are not the most important question.

But a world in which Yoko loves Homer, perhaps her exact and total opposite, is a beautiful one indeed. .

Perhaps this exact moment, when civility is at its lowest point in the American dialogue, is a dubious one for Coulter to be hysterically demanding that the "hate crime" of receiving a letter from a Canadian university advising her of the definition of hate speech under Canadian federal law be investigated and prosecuted.

Within this context, the tilted GWALP23 helix in DLPC is rotated so as to provide an (perhaps fortuitous) exact match between the W19 Cβ distance from the bilayer center and half of the DLPC bilayer's hydrophobic thickness.

Perhaps repression exacts its cost.

Or perhaps on the exact date that Albany will pass the state budget next year.