Sentence examples for perhaps prefer from inspiring English sources

It wrote: "It will win him some standing in the left in Britain but some of us in India would perhaps prefer to shrug our shoulders.

Now, as much as we would perhaps prefer not to, we must stop to look at ourselves and realize that we have a little giving to do.

Might he not, perhaps, prefer to argue that the Fathers of the New American Coalition are "not all bad," and point out that, to be fair, there has been violence on both sides?

The idea was that the hotel would be full of airline staff with allowances to spend 'but it seems they might perhaps prefer to spend that money on light meals'.

Books and the movies can also show us things that the networks (except for Al Jazeera perhaps) prefer to ignore: not just casualties but also fear, panic, confusion and stupidity, which are the very fabric of war.

An obsession with privacy about transfer dealings at St James' Park stemming from the club's owner Mike Ashley, dictates that he needs to be extremely circumspect in his public utterances and cannot speak with the freedom which he would perhaps prefer.

The Greens themselves might balk, perhaps preferring a "Jamaica" coalition with the CDU and FDP instead.

Mr. Leontiev called Mr. Temirkanov a "celestial creature" who perhaps preferred not to recognize any orchestras other than his own.

They'd been sceptical about the appointment of Stevens, perhaps preferring that of the other, gentler candidate: Fred Rutten.

He had tried to advance in this way, but had not succeeded, and so he had retreated into the muteness they expected, and perhaps preferred.

I think most users of social media and YouTube would simply see themselves as creating a partial, perhaps preferred version of themselves".