Sentence examples for perhaps falling from inspiring English sources

"Fascinating," said Wimsey, "but perhaps falling short of mysterious?" "I'm coming to that.

Perhaps falling into a physical category that might best be described as nondescript had something to do with this.

Perhaps falling gas prices or Mr. Obama's victory will shake them out of their torpor, Mr. Kohut said.

And perhaps falling is the perfect word to describe the motion of Davis's tale, falling round and round, circling the other person, who remains unaccountably impenetrable.

I definitely want to keep it going so I can write Martin being a big Blur fan and [his friend] Padraic as a big Oasis fan, with them duelling and perhaps falling out".

And in a work called "I Dreamed I Could Fly," the Maine artist Jonathan Borofsky suspended colored acrylic human figures that seem to be flying, or perhaps falling, in a piazzalike rotunda just past security.

Timothy had, perhaps, fallen off his bike.

Or has it, perhaps, fallen victim to its own success?

That value will rise, or perhaps fall, with the Consumer Price Index.

It is this goal which has perhaps fallen most spectacularly on its face," Murray wrote.

"Still I think that I am dreaming and perhaps fell asleep to my own bedtime story.