Sentence examples for was perhaps put from inspiring English sources

Brownlee adhered to a conservative view of how politics should be conducted, and was perhaps put off by the audacious telephone call; despite an apology from Coldwell, Brownlee did not indicate any further interest in running for the CCF.

He added that files were perhaps put "in an ftp directory which was on the same central processing unit as the external webserver, or even worse, was on a shared driver somewhere to which the webserver had permissions to access.

Personally, I think many women who are extremely talented and capable of operating at board level are perhaps put off the idea by feeling forced to choose between having children and furthering their career – at least within the same business.

In response, Dawson said: "Some of the comment has been inflammatory and it's perhaps put rule-making onto the negotiating table.

"Families who could use our services but were perhaps put off by the word 'hospice' are actually getting involved now, and I'm sure we'll be able to serve many more families in the future," he said.

If it is, perhaps put some foam in the back cover to use as a packer and stop the hard drive moving around.

Also, some teachers are perhaps putting off students from applying because they believe they may not fit in or adapt well to study at an elite institution.

"Unique" is perhaps putting it mildly.

If there was a topical moral one might take from Black Mirror, it was perhaps this: put your phones and laptops in buckets of water and go off-grid for your own good.

On such a night when the bonfires were no doubt metaphorically blazing for joy only the cynical would have suspected that Lord Olivier was perhaps gently putting his own boot in someone or something.

He has the ruthless, delusional fanaticism of a clever man who is frightened of being toppled and perhaps put on trial for his copious human-rights abuses.