Sentence examples for perhaps you shouldn't from inspiring English sources

"Perhaps you shouldn't quote that.

Perhaps you shouldn't be, says a trade group for the companies that manage those accounts.

(Conversely, you might write about a teacher who stood in your way and prevented you from learning all you could … though perhaps you shouldn't send that letter).

What I do know is that if you are going to lecture the world about right and wrong — and if you're trying to stop bad behavior — perhaps you shouldn't be engaging in a version of that behavior yourself.

Some newspaper articles were more pointed after the hotel announced the amnesty program in June: "Do you have a souvenir from New York's legendary Waldorf-Astoria hotel that perhaps you shouldn't have?" USA Today wondered.

Were I to posit such an impudent inquiry to the arch-salesperson, doubtless she would retort sniffily, "If you need to know such things, perhaps you shouldn't have one".

If you're stuck and scared, perhaps you should not remember but forget.

Speaking of taxes, with all due respect Governor, perhaps you should not be passing judgment on who is paying what for taxes, when someone has yet to disclose one's comprehensive tax returns.

Which means, perhaps, that you shouldn't pay me any regard when I say that this is a fine book.

Love is a wonderful thing, but that collection suggested perhaps that you shouldn't take it to the design studio.

This has nothing to do with the food, which is why you should go, and everything to do with the decor, which is perhaps why you shouldn't.