Sentence examples for perhaps to learn from inspiring English sources

Reason enough, perhaps, to learn the language.

It is not too surprising, perhaps, to learn that Scarry's mother was a teacher and a librarian.

I'll risk sharing my story, but who will take the greater risk of listening without judgement, perhaps to learn of the sorrow of war?

The steady proliferation of personal finance materials may make it easier for parents to teach financial concepts at home, and perhaps to learn a few things themselves.

Better, perhaps, to learn from the wiser physicians of the early 19th century; they knew no cure for common diseases but also knew that by letting nature take its course, the patient often recovered.

No surprise, perhaps, to learn that she was a child of Empire: a Briton born in Calcutta, like Thackeray, and blessed, like him, with an eye that always looked askance — or, at least, from unconventional angles, and without fear — upon the country that both had to learn to call home.

It's always a bit humbling — or, perhaps, encouraging — to learn that one is behind the Internet times.

Having set out on his Siberian journey resolved to give everything away and to marry his wronged former mistress, the hero is perhaps relieved to learn that she refuses to marry him.

It is perhaps surprising to learn that the country where this happened is Switzerland, one of the world's most economically conservative and stable in the world.

Time, perhaps, for Venezuela to learn from its smaller neighbours.

Perhaps the capacity to learn in public is the active ingredient in the creative sensibility.