Sentence examples for perhaps that does from inspiring English sources

Perhaps that does confront the stereotype of fashion-challenged science geeks.

But in the end, perhaps that does not matter, for by dragging museums kicking and screaming into the information age, Mr. Ellin and his colleagues emphatically made their point: The man who came to dinner would not bite, and he would prove an unassailable asset to museums that had first balked at the sight of him.

Rifkind previously earned an additional £14,876 on top of his parliamentary pay as chairman of the intelligence and security committee until his enforced resignation this week, but then perhaps that does seem relatively insignificant if Jack Straw's going rate is £5,000 for a day.

Perhaps that does not make England better than Spain, or even as good, but it was an outcome much improved on the grotesque mismatch many predicted.

Perhaps that doesn't matter much.

But perhaps that doesn't matter.

That would have been inconceivable when she was small.Perhaps that doesn't sound too bad.

Unless, perhaps, that thinking doesn't really exist.

But perhaps that knowledge doesn't really diminish the show's effectiveness.

Perhaps that it does indeed possess the culture that it is derided for lacking?

It is clearer, perhaps, that he does not succeed in defining the term this way, whatever his intentions.