Sentence examples for perhaps talk to from inspiring English sources

Ensure that you are getting the support that you need: perhaps talk to a friend or family member who is removed from the situation to talk through any tricky situations.

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.

I don't want to sound too off the ball here, but if you're so worried about how persecuted these Muslim women must feel in their bathing suits, perhaps talk to them first about it before you start swooping in like some colonialist savior, insisting you know what's best for them.

For example, I asked to be able to talk to the local DHL shipping center to perhaps talk to the driver.

If this is the reason you're doing it, then perhaps talk to investors about whether they'd be willing to give up that right in a Series Seed equity deal.

Airlines could partner with ground transportation companies to create the infrastructure to link autonomous vehicle travel to existing flight routes… or perhaps talk to Tesla about piloting its planned electric transit vehicle.

Perhaps talking to individuals in Bangladesh or elsewhere would be helpful in this regard.

Just that understanding that things don't work the same as they do here is really beneficial, I am not saying that it should be restricted to those sorts of people because that's not fair because people can adjust and they can learn….I don't really know how to prepare people for that though, other than perhaps talking to somebody who has done it, that's probably the only useful thing.

He didn't quite know why he'd been asked – perhaps to talk to prisoner-writers – but when we got there we were led to a big, bare room where about 200 inmates sat cross-legged on blankets, facing a stage filled with plastic chairs.

Perhaps we should talk to Steve.

Perhaps you can talk to the officials in Washington.