Sentence examples for perhaps reason from inspiring English sources

Perhaps reason is too much to hope for.

The belief that the stick is really straight, therefore, must be justified on the basis of some other form of awareness, perhaps reason.

The brief and occasional lyrics, in songs like "Charlotte" or "Bad Love," hint at romantic plights that are, perhaps, reason enough to go out to a dance club.

Absent a detailed explanation, what the opera seems to be about is the capacity of language — and by extension, perhaps, reason — to lose coherence and ultimately to fail.

Independent oncologists agree that reducing the risk of allergic reactions is an advantage — and perhaps reason enough for doctors to choose Abraxane, costs aside.

This is known as "telephony metadata," and the very fact that we now have a term like "telephony metadata" is perhaps reason enough to be against the entire concept.

Perhaps they have other reasons for giving credit for pre-trial detention at sentencing, perhaps reasons of mercy or fairness.

There are perhaps reasons why Turkey might previously have wished at least not to hinder some of IS's activities.

That is perhaps one reason.

Or perhaps the reason is basic.

Perhaps with reason, he is widely admired as a visionary.