Sentence examples for we know perhaps from inspiring English sources

We might not want to imagine that Danny's murder could happen where we live, but we know perhaps it could.

"Italy, France, I mean these are countries that are classically Catholic but we know perhaps are not living the faith, living up to the faith with the same excitement and pizazz you'd like," the archbishop said.

Later, over sandwiches and crisps during the lunchbreak, I ask Mike Bradwell about the benefits offered by a dramatic recreation of figures we already feel we know – perhaps too well – from their artistic works.

"We know perhaps in the big assemblies there are not so clean people, like with journalists, football players, in music, politicians," he said.

Eight out of 10 Londoners may back it, but in light of what we now know, perhaps we should be listening to the people who don't.

Given what we now know, perhaps the surprise isn't that Kids Company sank but merely that it stayed afloat for so long.

And even if we never know, perhaps she did.

We all know, perhaps, dozens of gay people.

Well, when you've just gone into a room and they say are you going to have this or that, I mean, as ignorant bystanders we don't know the ins-and-outs of things and well, we don't know; perhaps we'll have to think about it.

In the words of Alpha PCT's finance director : 'at least we had certainty having the block contract, so there was no risk associated with that contract…it was affordable and it capped our risk, so we decided, you know, perhaps in the circumstances it was a price worth paying, if you like'.

"I don't know, perhaps we do," he shrugs.