Sentence examples for perhaps not then from inspiring English sources
I drew comfort from that – perhaps not then.
Fancy another drink?" So, if you were wondering why it took so long for Jimmy Savile to be uncovered as a paedophile – and perhaps the necrononce angle was an embellishment, and perhaps not – then now you know.
"But Bush has given the image of a warmonger without subtleties and the result is no president since Nixon, and perhaps not even then, has been so unpopular here".
It is perhaps not surprising, then, that a country held so far beneath its potential would respond as vigorously as it did to a shift in the prevailing political climate.
"There are legitimate critics who have actually paid their dues and worked hard and are in a legitimate website connected perhaps with a newspaper or perhaps not... Then there are all these other people who just say they're critics and you read their writing and they can't write, or they can write and their writing reveals that they're quite stupid and ignorant".
It is perhaps not unusual then that Mr. Chey also turned to a fortune-teller.
It's perhaps not surprising, then, that Natasha Khan has her own new anxieties beginning to bloom.
And perhaps not even then, if Ofqual keeps juggling to keep the results similar each year.
It was perhaps not surprising, then, that Greenspan became closely associated with the Republican tax cuts of the 1980s.
