Sentence examples for perhaps popular from inspiring English sources

A classical and, perhaps, popular prior is based on the Tikhonov model [25, 26].

Perhaps popular culture would cause you to believe that regulations are there to place a barrier between the consumer and the latest methods of care.

And, as a result, perhaps more popular than ever.

Perhaps most popular has been the bearskin rug.

The academy is, perhaps unsurprisingly, popular in Conservative political circles.

Perhaps our popular culture is simply too fond of blaming the messenger.

But, contrary perhaps to popular belief, it is only just above the eurozone average.

Perhaps our popular music has gotten as mechanistic-sounding as it will get".

In Dallas, it is already perhaps more popular than hockey and basketball.

His plan to pay for services in a "contributory" way offered perhaps a popular alternative for social security.

In such an environment, Obama's best weapon — his only weapon, perhaps — is popular revulsion toward what happened at Aurora, Tucson, and, most of all, Newtown.