Sentence examples for perhaps there is nothing from inspiring English sources

Perhaps there is nothing next.

Then again, perhaps there is nothing worse.

It seems to be a Barnes habit to set his sights high, and perhaps there is nothing wrong with that.

Perhaps there is nothing for the antis to do but to stop the world, get off and wait for a majority Ukip government.

Perhaps there is nothing strange in a place learning to present itself as a more clearly enunciated version of what it has always been anyway - picturesque, old, remote.

Or perhaps there is nothing there – a vast nullity at the heart of the man able to hold so many in his thrall.

And perhaps there's nothing wrong with that.

Or perhaps there's nothing as beautiful to their eyes as unmarked flesh.

Perhaps there's nothing that could ever have made Walter's story soar.

So perhaps there was nothing inevitable about Mr. Romney's expanding much beyond his 25 percent base of support.

Perhaps there's nothing more going on than hardware-level recognition of a print, with no per-user associations.