Sentence examples for perhaps question from inspiring English sources

Equally intriguing are the fan suggestions that we should perhaps question Emily's narrative voice.

"It was a government, therefore a collective, investment … we need to perhaps question the strategic choices that have been made.

In any case, we should perhaps question whether we'd even really want film spin-offs of these much-loved TV shows.

Having discussed the rankings that are widely respected, we should also, perhaps, question, if these rankings really do matter.

One could perhaps question why the Wilson mobility scale was used to test the concurrent validity, since there are other scales that have been more frequently used in children with CP.

Mary L. Schapiro, the top regulator there, said NASD had submitted a rule identical to the Big Board's but would modify it to specify that it covers articles written by analysts, and perhaps question-and-answer columns, but not news reports.

Perhaps questions like these would have sparked the imagination for peacemaking that so far has eluded our efforts in the region.

This reconstruction of the Vaiśeṣika system is not quite satisfactory, for it relies on an unexplained and perhaps question-begging distinction between stationary and evanescent properties, and leaves two of the categories completely unaccounted for.

Those are, perhaps, questions no one has answers to in startup land — and I'm sure that there have been some sales and closure decisions made with regret.

Trump was to get a personal sense of the concern —and perhaps questions about his strategy — from those in his own party at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday.

It has highlighted individual problems which might arise in using the ZDS on the UK student population, and perhaps questioned the use of the FAS as a measure of SES.