Sentence examples for perhaps that using from inspiring English sources

So it's fitting, perhaps, that using the Internet to plan a theme park excursion can yield similar degrees of ambivalence.

The only type of intelligence we could detect would be the (perhaps small) subset that used a technology attuned to our own parochial concepts.

Or perhaps a drink that used to be cold but is now hot because you've been sitting on it for a couple hours.

The real problem in all these studies, perhaps, is that using the internet to quickly refresh one's brain and sitting there for hours mindlessly consuming click-bait are not the same thing.

Given Bauer's complaints [1, 3] about the meagre compensation paid to him by Sibthorp during the expedition to the Levant, it is perhaps understandable that using the extremely expensive ultramarine for a project involving almost 1300 paintings that were ultimately intended to be reproduced in print would have been prohibitive.

It then sues perhaps a dozen companies that use technology potentially overlapping the patent.

Still, as perhaps with any group that uses tradition for entertainment purposes, Kodo has been criticized by purists for misusing it.

In this passage, Weisheipl uses the phrase "binarium famosissimum" in a sense perhaps loosely related to that used by the author of the Summa philosophiae.

For example, we can use evolutionary knowledge to design drug treatment protocols that slow the spread of drug resistance and perhaps even design interventions that use evolutionary change to our advantage.

Perhaps summer isn't something that used to be one way and now isn't; perhaps it's an ever-evolving process.

Do you know of any other royals that use Twitter (perhaps privately)?