Sentence examples for perhaps very good from inspiring English sources

The friends I was having dinner with were two women, one a Palestinian raised in Jordan, the other English raised as a Muslim, and as our conversation progressed, it turned into how - for a number of reasons, some of them perhaps very good - it is far easier for them to discuss the issue of the veil publicly than me, a white western male, no matter how nuanced or well-intentioned my views.

"It was perhaps a very good idea at the time.

More fashionable, perhaps, but very good too was the concerto di limone, a theme dessert of little lemon cream puffs and other lemon confections.

He needs money, but almost more he needs comfort, from his devoted, if perhaps not very good French translator, Blanche Gidon, and from his also devoted and certainly not very good Austrian colleague Stefan Zweig.

But perhaps one very good debate performance (to finally bury the notoriety of his previous debate performances) could move him up to challenge the frontrunners.

Perhaps, not a very good one, but a spy, nonetheless.

Not the best of all time perhaps, but a very good one all the same, and a quite magnificent, truly global event.

One instinctive local Labour voter said she had been pleased by Miliband and believed he could perhaps become a very good prime minister.

Just imagine: combine pop's ability to come up with tunes you can hum, with metal's over-active imagination and flamboyant dress sense and you could have something, perhaps, very nearly as good as Adam and the Ants.

It also serves some of the best dim sum in the area, not quite at the level of the very best places in Vancouver, perhaps, but very, very good.

Perhaps she is very good at skateboarding?