Sentence examples for there perhaps some from inspiring English sources

Even so, was there perhaps some element lacking that he thought choreography might supply?

Which makes me wonder: among Demos's young, bright-eyed personnel, are there perhaps some Tories?

Is there perhaps some other way of quantifying over tokens of a word, without referring to the word or to any other type?

Is there perhaps some alternative within the law and regulations that might permit learning more about a new drug when clinical trial data raise some suspicion of possible rare toxicity, or the drug is a member of a dangerous class of drugs?

It fell to Trump, of all people, to be the Cordelia who "cannot heave / My heart into my mouth", and in there, perhaps, lies some of his appeal.

Isn't there perhaps something missing here, some consideration that he declines to make explicit?

No surprise there, perhaps.

"The Last Picture Show presents lives in a small town, with a perfume of decay: there's perhaps some similarity there," he said.

As creatures of habit, we may find there is perhaps some therapeutic benefit in following the magic by numbers, even if arbitrarily determined by despots.

"I see big growth there, but perhaps some decline in Europe and North America.

I excelled there, and perhaps some of my ostensibly more-qualified peers wouldn't have.