Sentence examples for quite perhaps from inspiring English sources
Could it really be that good?Not quite perhaps.
Not quite, perhaps, but further investigation revealed an indifferent bit of meat that had been taken to the brink of overcooked.
None of this is quite, perhaps, what little boys and girls dream of when they dream of becoming a star, but it's Mortensen's idea of fun.
Not quite – perhaps one reason why the government likes the name HS3, to make it look like Britain is moving on to the next thing.
For all of this new racer's impressive aesthetic appeal, though, it feels awkwardly positioned between rivals repeatedly jostling for pole position – your Forzas, Grids and Gran Turismos – and those without such prestigious pasts, the games that run rings for just the single season, always close but not quite, perhaps pulling in third a couple of times to the satisfaction of underdog admirers.
Not always quite true, perhaps.
He likes defiant, enigmatic paradoxes and pregnant parables that never quite close, perhaps by design.
Not quite debauchery, perhaps only a few nods to manners, but certainly a lot of humour.
She was quite young, perhaps 19 or 20, and "extremely overdressed".
However, I think U.S. society is not well informed about us -- they imagine us as not quite human perhaps.
