Sentence examples for perhaps speak from inspiring English sources

Morality, human rights, law, democracy – though with the latter, we should perhaps speak carefully – will always prevail over wickedness.

The military historian Max Hastings has suggested that we should perhaps speak of the second world war not as "the war" but "the wars".

If you've come from Miami, Madrid or Moscow, and perhaps speak less than fluent English, the arrivals areas can be as opaque as a graffiti-scarred cinderblock wall.

One is the kind of Republican identity politics exemplified by Cruz: the Party can continue its ideological shift to the right, especially on immigration, and appeal to Hispanics with candidates who share their ethnicity and perhaps speak their language.

Even the most ardent Trump supporter must recognize the potential problem, and must wonder who would have the patriotism, valor, or innate moral sense to deal with the unimaginable — to perhaps speak up, in a moment of crisis, and tell the President "no".

Such honest photos, taken before the photographic art was even into long trousers, yet shorn of the romanticising tendencies of the Victorian age, should perhaps speak for themselves – but I'll insist on co-opting this paper's own photographer, Murdo MacLeod, who also comes from Shawbost: "They are truly, truly remarkable, these shots.

Satie's "Parade" perhaps spoke most about French temperament.

Perhaps speaking more as a son-in-law, Matt Lauer of NBC offered a different perspective.

"Great reviews are better than prizes," Mr. Paik said, perhaps speaking from his own experiences.

What perhaps spoke louder was his defensive effort against El-Amin.

Perhaps, speaking in his second language, Brodeur did not mean to sound so cocky.