Sentence examples for perhaps too long from inspiring English sources

So it has taken a long time, perhaps too long, to act decisively.

The Boston Symphony Orchestra wavered long, perhaps too long, in its search for a music director.

Everything else that we would like, but doesn't exist, may take some time, perhaps too long.

It was a short life, but perhaps too long for the limits of musical biography in the digital era.

It's a long time – perhaps too long – to wait for the reward, but when it comes, it's glorious.

The time has come for others to consider their own response to the tragic conflict of loyalties with which I myself have wrestled for perhaps too long".

Not very exciting, but a necessary grounding which made me think at times that I had perhaps waited too long to do an MBA.

Her determination to prove that a woman could be a plausible Commander-in-Chief had led her to restrain her displays of feeling, perhaps for too long.

No, they look at the woman herself, but they perhaps linger too long on certain other features of her femininity which similarly obscure her work.

One day, and perhaps not too long in the future, the British people will be faced with a choice between small-state conservatism and … something else.

Perhaps before too long, you'll be midway through an especially underwhelming paragraph, and it'll start deleting itself before your very eyes, just like this one should have.