Sentence examples for perhaps sentence from inspiring English sources

(Could we perhaps sentence Martha Stewart — if she's found guilty — to ten days behind a Kmart counter?) The only sadness here is the taint, the little doubt, that will always be attached to Sosa's name now, despite his sunniness and those career five hundred and six home runs.

Alternatively, one might suspect that in the end, talk of propositions is just convenient shorthand for talking about the semantic properties of sentences: perhaps sentences of a Begriffsschrift, or sentences of mentalese, or sentences of natural languages (abstracting away from their logically/semantically irrelevant properties).

Perhaps that sentence seems especially shocking here in the 21st century.

Oh Pakistan, bless your innocent ways (not, perhaps, a sentence a Jewish girl utters often... See? I can still be politically incorrect, Lord Carey).

She wants victims to receive restitution and is weighing the best way to achieve that, whether through a jury trial or a plea agreement, and perhaps a sentence of community service.

But perhaps your sentence will be reduced when the recipients of your munificence tell the judge about all the good a modern Robin Hood with a wily accountant -- Little John, C.P.A.? -- can do.

This suggested that the logical form of a proposition just is the grammatical form of some (perhaps mental) sentence.

Perhaps this sentence from the Op-Ed sums up her views most succinctly: "Indeed, what is lost amid the fury of some of those who handed their money over to him is that theirs was a voluntary -- nay, eager -- association".

Perhaps this sentence could be rephrased.

Perhaps this sentence can be changed to be more explicit?

Perhaps a sentence could be introduced into the discussion that these separate experiments validated the PACT transgene functioned in Drosophila - if this was the case.