Sentence examples for we shall perhaps from inspiring English sources

"If we say 400,000, we shall, perhaps, not be very wide of the truth," he wrote.

"What are we to do, but, like honest and prudent Men, endeavour to do without the Things we shall, perhaps, never be able to pay for; or if we cannot do without them or something like them, to supply ourselves from our own Produce at home".

The general idea seems to be that Desdemona is a ninny, a pathetic figure chiefly because she is half-baked … I shall perhaps surprise you by telling you that a great tragic actress, with a strong personality and a strong method, is better suited to [the part], for Desdemona is strong, not weak … By nature she is unconventional.

There are many components to quality assurance when maintaining a website, as we shall see, but perhaps the most readily identified issue is software testing.

Perhaps we shall soon see The Poky Little Zombie Puppy?

Then, perhaps, we shall recognise our great surrealist's achievement.

Perhaps we shall need those diplomats after all.

In short, he is giving both Ford and Farrell equal weight, as game-shapers, option-takers and perhaps – we shall know soon enough – as goal-kickers.

Now that this prohibition has been overturned, perhaps we shall see the emergence of a new and fashionable genre: comic-literary fiction.

Still, perhaps we shall gain greater insight into the precise characteristics of the "white widow" when the "global tripwire" laid by Interpol finally apprehends her.

Perhaps we shall be looked back on with just as much resistance, with as little or as much sympathy as is our due.