Others say the unchallenged supremacy of state-blessed faiths in Europe -- like the Lutherans in Scandinavia and Anglicans in Britain -- perhaps turned out to be a curse.
So things change, and though in 2003 Channel 5 cancelled its erotic dramas in an attempt to redefine its image, the memory of them lives on in the hearts of thousands of 20-somethings across Britain who, because of those films, perhaps turned out sexually better adjusted than some in succeeding generations.
It will perhaps turn out all right in the end...
This may perhaps turn out to be Mr. Macmillan's major mistake.
It also makes sense; it perhaps turns out that Xiaomi is, in the end, first and foremost a phone company, just one that is trying to build an actual moat around an Android-based operating system".
Consumers who have quickly got used to shopping on mobile devices also seem likely to be enthusiastic adopters of smart watches and other wearable devices.The Chinese people are turning out to have a greater affinity for gadgetry than even the Japanese; and Chinese companies are innovating furiously, producing all manner of devices, one of which may, perhaps, turn out to be the next Sony Walkman.
These are telling about its nature, which may, perhaps, turn out to be that of a syndrome of typically causally connected features rather than a more simple or unified psychobiological phenomenon, such as would better fit philosophers' penchant for simple kinds and simple explanations.
Well perhaps everything turned out for the best, I say.
Perhaps it turned out that the universe really is made out of copper and cabbage juice, packed away into a suitcase with leather patches on the corners and interspersed with tiny little mothballs.
Thousands and perhaps more turned out on Thursday in Tartus, on the Mediterranean coast, to show, in the words of the official Syrian news agency SANA, "that Syria will remain strong and steadfast in the face of conspiracy through the unity of its people".
But sometimes there is no clever way to say it: "Thirteen Moons" is awful .Cold Mountain" was a clever book and by loosely basing Will Cooper, the narrator of this latest tale, on a fascinating frontiersman, William Holland Thomas, as Mr Frazier has done, this novel might perhaps have turned out just as well.
