Sentence examples for that there perhaps from inspiring English sources

Justice Harry A. Blackmun conceded in 1987 that "there perhaps is an inherent tension between the discretion accorded capital sentencing juries and the guidance for use of that discretion that is constitutionally required".

Opposition activists and indeed people on the eastern side of the city, where I am, are saying that there perhaps was an interest in the regime intimidating or terrorising its own.

What writers do at most is see something that's there perhaps a little before other people do".

Apart from that, there is perhaps only one other tenuous connection between the two places.

So right there, perhaps that's business.

Chief Justice Lloyd Karmeier pointed out that there would perhaps be more congestion in front of a crosswalk or theater rather than a restaurant.

She said that while there "perhaps" could be cabins, "the key word is perhaps".

"To acknowledge that 'there perhaps is an inherent tension,' " he wrote, "is rather like saying that there was perhaps an inherent tension between the Allies and the Axis powers in World War II".

I was surprised, late in the book, to discover that there are perhaps only eight Horologists.

"It doesn't surprise me that there has perhaps been some backsliding".

He emphasized that there was perhaps "one frisk every two weeks per patrol officer.