Sentence examples for perhaps passed from inspiring English sources

And with Lehman stabilized, Congress would have had more time and, perhaps, passed better legislation.

New laws would be introduced in August and perhaps passed by the end of the year, Palaszczuk said.

The music world perhaps passed Crombie by in later years, without fully appreciating what he had given it.

The sense in Equatorial Guinea was that Cape Verde's moment had perhaps passed but Águas has stayed on and victory in Estoril suggests there may be depth to their improvement.

The most interesting menu is the Soviet pavilion's, with its stern capitalized injunction not to tip the "adequately compensated" staff and the apparent merging of haute cuisine and Socialist ideals in the Plombier Moscow dessert, presumably almond-flavored ice cream shaped in the lead mold from which it takes its name, but perhaps passed off as a plumber's favorite.

In fact, a common issue taken with Virginia Woolf's writing is the way in which plot is perhaps passed over in favour of examining the minutiae, holding a microscope to a human emotion or, as in the central section in this book, the manner in which a house decays.

North should no doubt have been content with an invitational sequence, perhaps passing and then bidding his spades.

With his input, Congress could perhaps pass a law that dealt with the state laws governing dealerships.

After the session, both joked that they were they were tempted to tidy up some other Senate business while they were at the Capitol -- perhaps pass a climate change measure and clear a few judges, for example.

When a person is determined to speak at length but not in depth, he can embark on a long jog of feihua — literally, wasted words — or perhaps pass the time at the podium by slathering honored guests in polite ketaohua.

Ion Trewin, administrator of the prize, said, "It seems to be a seismic moment in English literature with the old guard perhaps passing on the baton to new talent".