Sentence examples for perhaps to bring from inspiring English sources

Perhaps to bring it fully to life it needs real, live children.

If the air crashes were the work of terrorists loyal to him, all the more reason, perhaps, to bring him into the fold.

Luther lives in a grim high-rise, in an unfashionable part of town, the better perhaps to bring the even meaner streets in which he works home with him.

But from time to time Santana makes that declaration of his manhood as a way of conjuring his competitive spirit and perhaps to bring a few of his less fiery teammates along with him.

All use their eyes to place themselves in the environment; each uses hands and mind to diagram the world, to make a home for consciousness in it, to stabilize themselves in space, perhaps to bring back ghosts of childhood.

Hawks still worry that Germany is scheming, perhaps to bring Russia into a joint security body with the European Union, but most people are just glad to see any progress.Germany is also working on a deal between Macedonia and Greece (which claims both names as Hellenic patrimony).

The next thing, perhaps, is to bring back a bit of that old glamour.

Perhaps time to bring on Sanogo, or has he already left for the victory parade?

Radicals are said to dominate Boko Haram in the north-west.So far the shura council has represented a "broad mosque", perhaps partly to bring in funds from a range of supporters, including criminal gangs and al-Qaeda.

The sheer size of the pitch – perhaps intended to bring the game as close to the fans as possible – also seems to militate against the Hammers' style of play, with only Michail Antonio suited to taking advantage of broad spaces.

"If we were to do this again we would certainly try to do more than one workshop and perhaps try to bring the courses and the workshop closer together".