Sentence examples for similarly perhaps from inspiring English sources

Similarly, perhaps, TV made Whitehouse a voyeur, though sometimes not a discerning one.

Similarly, perhaps my theories about women having lots of happy sex are just as likely to be based on falsehood.

It similarly perhaps didn't help Liverpool legend Steve McMahon in his time in the west with Steve McMahon Jr earning a contract from his father.

Similarly, perhaps, BioWare was known as a company that made thoughtful role-playing adventure games like Baldur's Gate and Jade Empire and that was struggling for respect among run-and-gun action fans.

Similarly, perhaps, any maker of a biopic about "BB" would have to decide whether or not to focus exclusively on her showbusiness career, which ended when she quit the cinema aged 38, or to follow her later transformation from sex symbol to animal rights activist and champion of the reactionary right.

Similarly, perhaps the point of the drug-testing program was for Florida's government to signal its disapproval of poor people using drugs, and if it took a massive government intrusion into people's lives, establishing a precedent for suspicionless drug testing on an entire class of people, and paying to defend themselves against lawsuits filed by civil-liberties groups to do that, so be it.

This is less ambitious stylistically, but similarly titillating, perhaps because neither he nor Keane is constrained by much self-doubt.

Similarly, and perhaps contradictorily, there is an aura of heedless self-absorption around those tweets concerned with matters other than the death that is currently preoccupying everyone else.

The William Carlos Williams selection similarly includes perhaps his three most famous and most anthologized short poems but nothing from the book-length epic "Paterson".

Sonia Gandhi, his mother and president of the ruling Congress Party, is similarly reticent, perhaps stemming from early anxiety over her facility in Hindi and a wish to avoid personal attacks over her Italian birth.

Similarly, and perhaps more significantly, the idea of uniformity among state laws is an established notion.