Sentence examples for perhaps to discuss from inspiring English sources

Silicon Valley rarely talks politics – except, perhaps, to discuss the quickest ways of disrupting it.

Another tape records a visit with the Washington Redskins' George Allen — perhaps to discuss the infamous call known as "Nixon's Play".

A good next step would be for your daughter and her mother (and you, perhaps) to discuss this with a gynecologist.

They may meet next week, perhaps to discuss proposals to let the Palestinian Authority take over security in selected towns.That, of course, is Israel's way of testing Mr Abbas.

Stoops, fresh off winning a national championship with the Sooners, said that the Browns' president, Carmen Policy, had been trying to reach him for the past two days, perhaps to discuss the coaching vacancy in Cleveland.

What those developments really point to is a need for the European Community to address immigration policy and relieve Germany of some of the refugee burden, and, perhaps, to discuss openly the dangerous rise of nationalism both in Germany and throughout Europe.

"I'm basically giving my time up to be available to athletes who perhaps want to discuss their concerns leading up to the Games".

Perhaps it was to discuss the follow-on with Andy Flower, perhaps, as England later claimed, it was a toilet break.

Users are increasingly creative in the ways they elude restraints – perhaps using analogies to discuss topics – and increasingly open in their mockery of them.

A more exciting topic, perhaps, would be to discuss how much bigger her account is than those of her friends.

Perhaps he wants to discuss theories of knowledge that find deep conceptual connections between the two sorts of knowledge.