Sentence examples for should perhaps take from inspiring English sources

He should perhaps take note of some of the most recent musings of Mourinho.

New York should perhaps take note of the experience of those days.

Whatever happens over the next three days, the reigning consensus is that Andrew Strauss should perhaps take note.

In the meantime, we should perhaps take the opportunity to re-evaluate the women's world record, the 2 15:25 that Radcliffe clocked in London in 2003.

As the meddlers at the FA ponder methods in which to spice up their flagship competition, the FA Cup, they should perhaps take a trip to Berkshire to take a sounding from Brian McDermott.

Uncle Mo is the most brilliant of his indigenous rivals but an unknown quantity at this distance, so those seeking a solid run for their money should perhaps take a chance with Game On Dude (11.00).

(They are so enthusiastic about Marks & Spencer food that the company should perhaps consider taking out ads alongside the Mormons).

Given Sigmund Freud's spectacularly poor record on Leonardo – much of his famous analysis of the artist's life and the work is demonstrably wrong – the author should perhaps have taken him as a warning rather than as a model.

And both before and after Election Day, public opinion polls reinforced the sense of North Hill Street, that Americans wanted a tax cut and thought it would help the economy even as they admitted that other priorities should perhaps have taken precedence.

Abrams should perhaps not take the slight on The Force Awakens personally.

"Rather than rushing into activities, we should perhaps first take time to think about what we, as the 27 countries, must do better," she said, adding that this was the direction that talks with partner countries were going in.