Sentence examples for that perhaps good from inspiring English sources

Today I find it extremely painful to read the daily news from Zimbabwe and realise that perhaps "good old Smithy" had a point.

The president doesn't talk about that, perhaps for good reason but perhaps not.

And, in the case of "Breaking Bad," it's a story that, perhaps through simple good luck, came along at exactly the moment it needed to be told.

But then, of course, your interlocutor could ask once again, "What's good about that?" Perhaps at this point you would answer, "It just is good that people be pleased," and thus put an end to this line of questioning.

We would welcome smart pills (or perhaps good pills) that could improve on these technologies, but they seem as far off as ever.

Might I suggest that perhaps a good start would be for him to reply to the letter that I, along with 29 other victims of press abuse, sent to him on 8 September.

I'll spare the caustic comment on fairness opinions, but at least note that perhaps some good came out of the Blair fairness opinion and a few junior analyst jobs at Blair were saved.

He ends by cheerfully observing that perhaps "a good deal of the foregoing account is less relevant to the experience of the average concertgoer than we might like to believe", in the light of the poet Giacomo Leopardi's observation that most people prefer a bad melody sung wonderfully to a good one sung badly.

Perhaps that is good news, perhaps not - we will see!

Just that and perhaps that good tired feeling after a race.

Convenience may be the new mother of invention, and perhaps that is good enough.