Sentence examples for perhaps really from inspiring English sources

But what perhaps really should happen — a purchase of the shares by the government — won't.

The hook that makes me think this is different, and perhaps really great, is that it is so mobile friendly.

"The year" actually dates back to Dec. 2, 2007, when we published our previous Notables list — in what already seems a vanished era, and perhaps really is.

Its application to English literature perhaps really gets under way in the later 18th century with Johnson's Lives of the Poets and Warton's History of English Poetry.

This has very limited uses and is perhaps really only effective at hiding your browsing history from your significant other, siblings or parents.

In many of these stories, it is perhaps really the body politic, and not the human body, that is being cleansed of the accumulated ills of the Soviet era.

Not make or break, perhaps, but really, really important.

PERHAPS Napoleon really did despise the English as a nation of shopkeepers; and perhaps size really does not matter.

Perhaps he really is suffering.

Perhaps life really imitates art.

Perhaps that really was the next Mark Zuckerberg.