Sentence examples for perhaps to call from inspiring English sources
More honest, perhaps, to call them a graduate tax.
It would be more accurate, perhaps, to call me the "elephant in the closet".
The animal also had a striking pair of long, narrow tail feathers, perhaps to call attention to itself in courtship.
More accurate, perhaps, to call this "brand new Hercule Poirot mystery" the publishing event of the year.
His government may feel obliged to put the terms of a new deal to a referendum, or perhaps to call fresh elections, something which Greek MPs are openly discussing at present.
Some of the banks have been making this known, perhaps to call off the dogs.
And it's perhaps unfair to call Gangnam Style a novelty single, given that it started life as a satire of the sneering entitlement of South Korea's super-rich: something that got a little lost in translation abroad.
Options players have taken an especially bearish stance on PEP, actually, as the speculative collective is perhaps attempting to call a top in the shares (always a risky proposition).
I tweeted: "given treatment of other species, perhaps wrong to call right thing 'HUMane?'" Mr. Kristof retweeted me.
Empire gives the film three of a possible five stars, observing that "Connery was perhaps wise to call it quits the first time round".
Text and Fig. 3: it is perhaps unadvisable to call POZ, IGB and BofC "basal versions" The reviewer is absolutely correct, we in no way intended to refer to these lineages as basal versions, but rather sporadic versions potentially derived from more widely distributed 4-stranded versions.
