Sentence examples for that perhaps has from inspiring English sources

But it's the issue of gun crime that perhaps has been most seized upon here.

That perhaps has an adverse effect on this fourth film's dramatic shape, not that needlessly cleaving Suzanne Collins's concluding novel in two helps in that department.

His older brother is a regional sales manager in Worcestershire, a profile that perhaps has a hint of Reginald Perrin or Maxwell Sim about it.

Mr. Dowd, who grew up on Ireland Street in a working-class family in Elmhurst, is himself no stranger to overcoming adversity — something that perhaps has given him the gumption to take on cases marked by heartbreak and betrayal.

That perhaps has something to do with the degree to which many of the latter fictionalised themselves in their own work, thus offering an open invitation to later writers to extend the process.

You can also tap the SBA's Office of the Ombudsman if you have a run-in with another government entity that, perhaps, has been slow to pay.

"They could be loan players from different clubs or boys that perhaps haven't had the opportunities they feel they should have had".

Writers should "engage not just with their local bookshops, but bookshops all over the country that perhaps have some relevance to the book they've written".

And they're seeing this as a great time to pick up some incredible properties that perhaps have never been on the market.

Could that perhaps have been the moment Hank decided he could not bring himself to bail out the bank controlled by Richard S Fuld?

This gave me the excess ONS, which made me think that perhaps having ONS on the right side of the puzzle was a hint to the theme.