Sentence examples for perhaps when there was from inspiring English sources

The other side was left as it was, which was a bit sneaky, but understandable, perhaps, when there was so much at stake.

Then she was asked something she clearly did not expect: Had she ever ventured outside the station to sample the surrounding amenities, perhaps when there was an inordinate train delay?

In principle, perhaps, when there's a "meeting of the minds". But minds are annoyingly inscrutable.

Perhaps, when there are only five games left, he will emerge from his dug-out.

That certainly never happens with Formula One, except perhaps when there are some particularly juicy scandals, like a $100 million fine for cheating, or a leader of the series' governing body being caught in compromising positions by a British tabloid.

The truth is that while the public rarely thinks about supercomputers - except, perhaps, when there's a chess game at stake - these machines do amazing work that is impossible to replicate elsewhere.

These days – except perhaps when there is a commemoration – no European leader ever refers to Václav Havel or Andrei Sakharov, or any other leading figure of the fight against dictatorship on the European continent.

Figure on updating yours annually, or perhaps when there's a major tax change or at least whenever a major change in your life or in your income stream occurs.

Perhaps when there is a Latino president who normalizes relations with Cuba.

Will we not reach a point, perhaps, when there's no music left that offends moral ears?

Perhaps when there are no GPs left someone will ask why?" (ID 153, age 60 69, male, principal).