Sentence examples for perhaps of a from inspiring English sources

Harbinger, perhaps, of a new battle plan.

Call it progress, perhaps, of a cheesy, particular sort.

I don't think it's likely, outside perhaps of a setting like Yemen or Algeria.

There's the most indecent suggestion of masturbation, or perhaps of a prehensile penis.

The loss of productivity, the loss of blood, the loss, perhaps, of a life itself.

He died three years later, at the age of forty-three, perhaps of a stroke.

Symbols, perhaps, of a Lahore that the government would prefer to modernise – or at least sanitise.

Or perhaps of a man who feels not quite so paralyzed.

''Is that a shadow?'' Dominici pointed to a silhouette, perhaps of a cameraman.

Erickson added that McQueary was not fired because of "complexities to that issue," perhaps of a legal nature.

Titles like "On the Way" and "Get Me to the Other Side" suggest transportation, perhaps of a spiritual bent.