Sentence examples for perhaps merely from inspiring English sources

Still, Longstreet's caution — or perhaps merely his desire to keep students in class — won out.

The circumstances of the unlikely pair's first meeting are suitably seedy, or perhaps merely nostalgic.

Robert Skidelsky, Keynes's biographer, thought that he lacked "the theoretical brilliance, or perhaps merely interest".

Visually and acoustically (or perhaps merely psychologically), this is an improvement over the standard arrangement.

I suppose a certain amount of pressure is applied, on tip-toe, or perhaps merely Inquiries Made.

As human beings — or, perhaps, merely as children of the Romantic Age — we feel guilty about our cultural supremacy.

Yet continuity also has a dysfunctional side, leading organizations to behave predictably and conservatively or, worse perhaps, merely reflexively.

But perhaps merely asking is a way of drawing attention to the fact that they are sitting ducks.

The site has consistently aimed to draw in younger audiences, those perhaps merely exploring the concept of white supremacy.

The proper philosopher may be thought to be someone perhaps merely some mind without antecedents or history who first comes to consciousness posing a philosophical question the answer to which is pursued without prejudice.

It's that we must protect our ideas, our history, our identity; and conceptual perhaps merely semantic hatred is a good way of doing that.