Sentence examples for perhaps failed from inspiring English sources

Or had she perhaps failed to grasp some important meaning concealed in his words?

He had perhaps failed to take into account the wondrous tyranny of his perfectionism.

What Capa perhaps failed to see was that Surrealism and photoreportage, far from being inherently opposed, actually suit his temperament.

Still, if Nascar wanted to return to the days when drivers took matters into their own hands, Edwards perhaps failed the test.

A character who had faced and perhaps failed a moral challenge in one film might be transformed into a mere extra in the next, passing through the background.

The reasons for this are obvious; there is a difference between a conscious lie and an error made because you have tried to answer a thoroughly complicated question, and perhaps failed.

Cooks with good intentions who perhaps fail to maintain steely willpower on a daily basis.

Aberdeen, it must be said, did not do very much wrong other than perhaps fail to press home the advantage given to them by the debutant Donervon Daniels.

While it rightly recommends avoiding "shortcuts to stability" and endorses long-term perspectives, it perhaps fails to recognise that the political will has been steadily draining away.

What the train conductors perhaps fail to grasp is that the more they speak, the less passengers are inclined to listen.

What Ms. Perloff perhaps fails to recognize is that as much as theatergoers like to be intellectually stimulated, first and foremost they want to be moved, whether to tears or laughter.