Sentence examples for that would perhaps be from inspiring English sources

"In this symphony and other works, the arts really can allow you to very directly experience something that would perhaps be too frightening or too overwhelming to experience in real life.

"I decided to shoot the series in a slightly weird way, working with colored gel lighting and playing with the depth of sharpness in the images; I tried to create a universe in the imagery that would perhaps be a bit disturbing to the viewer".

He explained that if two people were Wired City participants having lunch at a restaurant talking about clowns, friends watching remotely could send video that would, perhaps, be broadcast on the table showing a clip from "Shakes the Clown" followed by menu recommendations.

"I would respond to what I deemed as obscene (the killing of 9,000 butterflies) with a gesture of my own that would perhaps be deemed obscene by many in society.

And that would, perhaps, be a more conventional setting for some on-court pictures.

It is tempting to say that no good can possibly come of what Lewis calls a "groundbreaking deal designed to allow both our national team and our regional sides to flourish", but that would perhaps be churlish.

She later considered trying to have the injunction lifted that stopped her talking publicly about the case, as the sections released were against her wishes, saying that it would "perhaps be better for the public to see everything".

But that statement would perhaps be too plain.

That number would perhaps be higher if the study asked about oral sex.

Like Sprinter Sacre, she is head and shoulders above the rest - to such an extent, in fact, that it would perhaps be even more of a shock if she were defeated.

After having used this form successfully for 10 years, with full national coverage, it was felt that it would perhaps be possible to ask for additional data with reasonable compliance and without having a negative effect on participation.