Sentence examples for perhaps suitably from inspiring English sources

Red was, perhaps suitably, the colour the Duchess of Cambridge chose to mark the occasion.

Another of Mr. Leicester's series, "Mercury Man," is in the main L.I.R.R. concourse, near a bakery named, perhaps suitably for the crowded station, Hot & Crusty.

Nothing sells insurance like a disaster, but perhaps a suitably dramatic disaster film will have a similar effect.

Perhaps a suitably profound problem is that of the slowing down of time a well-established part of the theory of relativity.

The plot is suitably, perhaps predictably intricate.

Suitably distanced, perhaps Moz and Vinnie stage occasional meet-ups at Ye Olde King's Head in Santa Monica and develop their rose-tinted views, while each drinking a pint of fish and chips, before popping next door for to the Gift Shoppe to grab some more Heinz 55.

"Why you will switch to an eLN" While suitably provocative, perhaps reword the section title as "Why you will switch to an eLN" seems to put the answer before the research is presented.

The circumstances of the unlikely pair's first meeting are suitably seedy, or perhaps merely nostalgic.

He underscores its message with a suitably weighty pattern - perhaps an alternating thick-and-thin stripe - on a background of blue- or claret-colored silk.

It's a suitably theatric climax, perhaps, but in some ways disappointing that a band have resorted to pulling in "star" names.

It goes where you do, so knows your movements, holds your contacts, your mesages, emails, web browsing records - and all the apps you use, perhaps including credit card details (suitably obfuscated to prevent casual theft).