Sentence examples for perhaps present from inspiring English sources

Not fully understanding why, I think Woolverton touched on issues that I can now reflect on, shake out and perhaps present to willing family members.

Time present and time past are both perhaps present in time future, and time future contained in time past, but I'll be damned if I can work out which is which.

He was perhaps present at Philippi (the battle, in 42 bc, in which Antony, at first an ally of Octavian, defeated Caesar's assassins Cassius and Brutus), though if he was there it was hardly as a combatant.

As the New York Film Festival celebrates its 50th anniversary, its rich, heady brew of nostalgia and anticipation evokes the opening words of T. S. Eliot's poem "Burnt Norton": "Time present and time past/Are both perhaps present in time future".

"Time present and time past/ Are both perhaps present in time future/ And time future contained in time past./ If all time is eternally present/ All time is unredeemable".

Provinces like Manitoba, Quebec and Newfoundland are almost entirely powered by hydroelectric dams, meaning they could dodge the problem of increased emissions from weed cultivation and perhaps present a lucrative opportunity for investors once the nationally mandated carbon price kicks in.

An ugly truth perhaps presents itself.

Yet had he, perhaps, presented his case with too little passion?

Miss Baker, at the new Folies show, perhaps presents the mulatto mezzotint which Paris hopes is our true color.

He questioned President Obama's love of country, perhaps presenting a fallback position for birthers frustrated by that pesky certificate.

On the Maltesers YouTube page, the comments range from hilarious, to worried, to downright weird – perhaps presenting a grim equality of sorts.