Sentence examples for perhaps naturally from inspiring English sources

American influence here declined during his time, perhaps naturally.

Perhaps naturally, not all the people whose voices she dubbed were happy about it.

Perhaps naturally, given the real-life Dr. Gruber's enthusiasm for the legislation, the book sometimes sounds a bit rah-rah.

This is - perhaps naturally at the time of a centre-left government - most strongly believed by commentators on the right.

Perhaps naturally, not all of you were sympathetic towards those who missed the deadline, but most of you had an answer for those calling out perceived laziness.

According to the general, "Mrs. Mumford wept bitterly, as did the children, who fell about my knees, adding all those moving acts which perhaps they had been instructed to say or do, or which perhaps naturally came to them".

John Burgess's naturalism, first set out in his (1983) and in the past few years elaborated with his colleague Gideon Rosen (1997, 2005), is perhaps most naturally construed as a version of mathematical-cum-scientific naturalism (1997, 211).

Shinseki the transformer became Shinseki the bureaucratic warrior, a role to which he was perhaps more naturally suited.

Philanthropy perhaps comes naturally to tech entrepreneurs, for whom the line between saving the world and doing business is often blurred.

Having been roused from hibernation, and perhaps being naturally peckish, the bear threatens to kill RJ unless he replaces his goodies.

But in our overwhelmingly Caucasian community, for students to see that a young man from a town very much like their own chose to support a cause that was perhaps not naturally "his," is important.