Sentence examples for perhaps to that from inspiring English sources

He was booed at Dodger Stadium, a reaction, perhaps, to that perceived cockiness.

Anything less, and the skater's base value would be downgraded, perhaps to that of a triple toe loop instead, carrying a base value 4.1.

(At about 4,000 square miles, the Big Island is the largest in the archipelago, making homeowners less susceptible, perhaps, to that all-too-common island ennui).

Time was when to be called a grandmother, an elder, was a mark of respect for the wisdom and experience that came with age, a nod perhaps to that maxim reportedly coined by George Bernard Shaw (no doubt in later life), that "youth is wasted on the young".

Few scents in this world are as evocative as freshly-cut hay -- it sends me instantly to my youth, perhaps to that innocent time before financial statements, before business plans and before thoughts of payables and receivables crept into my mind.

That first time the name and face had become molded to the measure of a man, still young and with a decade before him but rendered gaunt and taut by struggles unknown to me and perhaps to that writer, also from Hannibal, who had made him, both of us, briefly famous.

Perhaps to refute that, Mr. Bush offered warm words for Mr. Cheney from the stage.

Time, perhaps, to rethink that garden-variety food-cart fish taco.

Or, perhaps, to fetch that beer.

Perhaps there's something to that.

The Nazis, who murdered perhaps 500,000 Gypsies, saw to that.