Sentence examples for perhaps that simple from inspiring English sources

It should be said, perhaps, that simple instructions such as this (don't try to cook it with the skin on) were more Mrs Glasse's cup of tea than Mrs Beeton's.

Issues relating to a key supplier led to the decision, indicating perhaps that the company had simple cash flow problems.

Perhaps it was dignity - that simple dignity that is everywhere the target of oppressors, but that can never be entirely eradicated.

As it happens, the biological features he considers "complex" are things like zebra stripes, and biologists accept that simple rules - perhaps automaton-like - encoded in DNA can generate such patterns, so there's nothing revolutionary here.

Assume, simple-mindedly perhaps, that we read science writers because they can tell us stuff.

But no word is more telling, perhaps, than that simple observation - "smokeless".

After a decade of devising many approaches to help motivate my patients, it turns out that perhaps the simplest plan has been our most successful.

Perhaps the simple fact that there are now nearly 11.2 million people in the country without documentation would make the GOP rethink a strategy that has been an utter failure... Given Smith's op-ed, that idea sounds like wishful thinking.

Although perhaps the simple truth is that the choices available to them at the time — to marry or not; to have too many children or too few — were all, more or less, unfortunate.

Perhaps the simple truth is that only a limited number of black children are interested in training for classical ballet, or aren't getting the experience early on, and most of those looking for a performance career would rather go into other forms of dance.

"Perhaps the simple truth is that only a limited number of black children are interested in training for classical ballet," he suggests.