Sentence examples for perhaps talk of from inspiring English sources

Perhaps talk of a grand coalition will resurface.

If this summer produces a feeling that in the not-too-distant future that the best of the continent is capable of challenging the best in the world then perhaps, just perhaps, talk of the Asian Century will apply to football as well.

Every one of the dozen songs on that 1975 recording is a thing of beauty and intelligence, and several of them — "Kiss and Say Goodbye," "Heart Like a Wheel," "Go, Leave," "My Town," and (especially perhaps) "Talk to Me of Mendocino" — were as emotionally acute as anything I have ever heard.

"We've come to a place where we can perhaps talk the same language of family between these two Americas, and perhaps change hearts and minds in a time when that seems absolutely, critically necessary," he said.

Hyperbole perhaps, but talk of blackouts is not implausible.

So perhaps any talk of pre-election giveaways should wait".

(Perhaps our talk of them simply embodied confusion).

Payday loans companies in the UK have been increasingly feeling the heat, most notably with the Archbishop of Canterbury campaigning against Wonga — despite the Church of England inadvertently holding shares in the company — perhaps kicking talk of a pending billion dollar exit or IPO into the long grass for now.

The story doesn't end here, but I see this kind of sharing as something of a beginning of dialogue, perhaps talking out loud about something (let me talk for white people, which is already a big jump) we still contribute to.

Other sexy teenage would-be prostitutes might have replied by bringing out their CV, or perhaps talking about their Duke of Edinburgh's award.

The Brown/Kent show that is perhaps most talked of remains The Tempest, the valedictory production in 2000, Kent's last at the Almeida, in which the theatre was turned into a lagoon.