Sentence examples for perhaps when faced with from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, when faced with the final choice, a few of them will be willing to vote for either reducing the deficit or helping the economy.

If the style guide is no help, perhaps when faced with deciding between "compare to" and "compare with", "who" and "whom", or "that" and "which", we should simply toss a coin.

We are not sure why this is the case, but speculate that perhaps when faced with entirely novel items, we remember them better if they are in a consistent setting.

The sense of sanctimony throughout England's football community could perhaps waver when faced with those accomplishments.

Perhaps, this once, when faced with the gravest nation-changing political decision, the mouth-frothing fraternity might pause and consider?

Perhaps it is because, when faced with an individual who has a disability, and thus forced to face the fragility of their privileged lives as people without disabilities, they need to create a disconnect between themselves and the person with the disability so as to not feel afraid.

Perhaps we are always like this when faced with such a collective experience.

To me that is the scream of humanity when faced with the horror of war, perhaps the scream of all humanity.

It doesn't feel unreasonable to suggest that perhaps the very first thing a person should do when faced with some nascent creation is not frantically and qualitatively assess its value.

It suggests, perhaps, that gunpowder rather than God, is the way forward when faced with extraterrestrials.

Perhaps, in the future, we'll award other MIOOTW awards when faced with similar "Wow, I wish I had thought of that!" moments.