Sentence examples for perhaps one thing from inspiring English sources

An uproar ensued; it was, perhaps, one thing to snoop on the powerful and the wealthy, but it was quite another to take advantage of a young girl.

She acknowledged, though, that perhaps one thing had changed.

Perhaps one thing that has been overlooked in all the many articles about Gough's career that have noted that she nearly gave up on acting is a proper examination of why that might be.

However, while it's inevitable that Christmas 2003 will see Slade's vintage classic making yet another comeback at office parties everywhere, perhaps one thing we can avoid next year is a repeat of 2002's retro statistics.

"Unfortunately we can't control society's problems," he continued, pausing for a moment before adding: "Perhaps one thing we can do is turn off the TV when all we do is see violence and hear violence".

There is perhaps one thing: taking a chance.

Most curious of all is OZZY OSBOURNE, the genre's unsteady figurehead, who promises -- or perhaps threatens -- to release "Under Cover" (Epic), which will give his fans perhaps the one thing they fear most: a chance to hear him warbling "All the Young Dudes," among other songs.

Perhaps the one thing that both sides might be able to agree on is the title of the piece, that truly "it takes two" to tango and two to get anywhere in the peace process.

Perhaps the one thing uniting all neoreactionaries is a critique of modernity that centers on opposition to democracy in all its forms.

Perhaps one good thing will come out of the bare-knuckles campaign to be the next executive director of the N.F.L. Players Association: the winner of Sunday's election in Hawaii will be in fighting shape for the coming contract negotiations with team owners.

Complexion was perhaps the one thing the Bulgarian, Kaloyan Stefanov Mahalyanov, 20, could not control.