Sentence examples for perhaps not actually from inspiring English sources

While perhaps not actually scary, it is genuinely disturbing, shocking, and always interesting".

The lack of any strategy for following through on the referendum results suggests that Johnson and his fellow Brexit advocates expected to send a strong signal of discontent with the EU via the vote, but perhaps not actually to win.

Perhaps Norway has not actually eliminated suffering, but the holdouts just don't have phones.

If only somebody close to him had the nous to suggest that perhaps this was not actually the moment to raise the blast shields.

Perhaps we were not actually writers but only writer-substitutes, just like the ersatz powder that had replaced coffee during the war years.

We tend to think, metaphorically, that the word is a small unit and language is a much bigger unit but perhaps this is not actually the case.

Perhaps that's not actually true, at least not for you, today, in this or that situation.

So perhaps women might not actually be drinking as much as men – it's more that men are just drinking as little as women.

And perhaps she's not actually gone at all, but very near indeed... Becoming Marie Antoinette, by Juliet Grey Ah, this famous French Queen looms large in history as the quintessentially tragic wife and mother figure.

Varys supposedly switched him with another baby before the Mountain was able to kill him in the Sack of King's Landing, but perhaps that's not actually what happened.

Perhaps MVAP is not actually the preferred natural substrate, given that the K m is over 1 mM?