Sentence examples for perhaps helpful from inspiring English sources

An imperfect but perhaps helpful analogy is Wikipedia.

It is perhaps helpful to note that Mike Wilmot is from Canada.

He gently criticized the warning as "rather confusing" and "well intentioned, perhaps helpful, but not very well coordinated".

A simplified but perhaps helpful way of characterizing these conditions might be to imagine someone standing at a window opposite a fireplace, looking out at a garden in the sunset.

So innuendoes about his tempestuous relationship with Ms. Thomas — which was widely interpreted to be his inspiration for "Confessions" — are not only fair game, but perhaps helpful in returning to his role as coy, loose-lipped Lothario.

Still, what counts as the dailiness of life depends on the type of life we lead — so it's perhaps helpful that some poets resist the idea that day-to-day existence is best described in terms of consumer culture.

It might, perhaps, be helpful to farmers.

So it is perhaps more helpful to think of Of Montreal as one big dance d.j.j

And these are policies that, carefully managed, can perhaps be helpful.

But perhaps something helpful can be learned from the oddball few who decide to plunge straight in.

They are perhaps less helpful to those with the bark still on, and there are certain kinds of writers whom it is impossible to imagine in workshops.