Sentence examples for this perhaps rather from inspiring English sources

Consider this: perhaps, rather than waiting for a picture or a story to tug at our heartstrings, we could commit, every month, to giving to some cause that is worthy, that affects people who may be only "six degrees separated" from us -- but in fact they are people who are anonymous to you and me.

After the fun and games of the All Star game, MLS is back this weekend - perhaps rather too soon for Vancouver Whitecaps fans.

Or, and this is a twist, perhaps rather than selling to Best Buy (or someone else), perhaps RadioShack could use some of the money it has on hand—$900 million—to gobble up some other store!

"Yes, I think so," says Mr. Chômet, who is perhaps rather touchy about this issue.

Perhaps rather than fleeing from this absurdity May is embracing it.

The contrast between individual prudence and social justice seems fundamental, Lewis concludes, perhaps rather optimistically, only by forgetting this (Lewis 1952b).

India would perhaps rather be spared discreet balancing acts of this sort.

"This is politics transmitted into pastime — politics-as-drug-experience, perhaps — rather than anything capable of transforming society," Srnicek and Williams write.

As Leshchenko put it (perhaps rather optimistically given Ukraine's continuing government corruption), "this is money for Ukrainian teachers, doctors, and pensioners".

The occasion for this reunion, which occupies the final third of the novel, is -- perhaps rather too neatly -- the funeral of their mother.

You can see, perhaps rather too clearly, why Bernard is made to tell us about this dream.