Sentence examples for perhaps unnecessary from inspiring English sources

It's also perhaps unnecessary.

Shifts in point-of-view occur with each chapter, a perhaps unnecessary tactic.

This is, perhaps, unnecessary, like those bags of peanuts that warn "may contain nuts".

It is perhaps unnecessary to say that Vanessa Redgrave, flat on her back, makes lucid poetry and vivid emotion out of the most fragmentary and evanescent feelings.

Asked if the game's authorities needed to crack down on players taking what appeared to be convenient and perhaps unnecessary breaks, he said: "I'm not getting into that.

That would be an unusual — and perhaps unnecessary — step for an F.B.I. director, who by law is appointed for a 10-year term.

There are many different facets to this fear: fear of the unknown, fear of ridicule and abuse by the hospital staff, fear or receiving poor quality care, and fear of being forced to undergo an unwanted---and perhaps unnecessary surgical operation all fears which may be justifiable, depending on the locale and the context.

It is, perhaps, an unnecessary sensitivity.

Mina's attempt to trace that signature in ink is interesting but perhaps ultimately unnecessary.

But the casualties seemed high because the mission seemed to be unclear and perhaps even unnecessary.

But trying to rank them by fries alone was not only impossible in one visit each, but perhaps also unnecessary.