Sentence examples for perhaps needs to be from inspiring English sources

Tom Riddles Heckmondwike, West Yorkshire Stuart Rose perhaps needs to be reminded of Samuel Johnson's remark: "Patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel".

The whip itself perhaps needs to be standardized, again as they do in the UK where the ProCrush whip is required.

He says he now takes such criticism with "a pinch of salt", a claim that perhaps needs to be taken with its own miniature salt supply.

The jazz, perhaps, needs to be switched out for something more hammam-appropriate — or better still, there shouldn't be any music, so the only sounds are scrubbing and sloshing water.

One of the most attractive aspects of the older politician, as Lord Heseltine perhaps needs to be described at the age of 79, is that they do not care too much what other people say about them.

The names of Sir Clive Woodward, Eddie Jones and Jake White are dropped as naturally as leaves fall in autumn but the next England coach perhaps needs to be driven as much by hunger as knowledge.

Then again, Jenkins, 24, perhaps needed to be awakened.

There are other numbers that, perhaps, need to be factored in — plummeting oil prices, for example.

Marshall said players like Meriweather perhaps need to be "taken out of the game completely".

To dismiss the issue so glibly, you perhaps need to be, well, intellectually retarded.

In Pakistan, hope perhaps need to be placed in the next generation.