Sentence examples for we will perhaps be from inspiring English sources

A Georgia officer fighting in the Atlanta campaign during 1864 wrote his wife that "in two months more we will perhaps be an independent nation or a nation of slaves".

"It's going to be interesting to see how that plays out, and I think that as we watch that, we will perhaps be able to prove that there is a class issue here also that was such a factor in the scrutiny of my candidacy versus, say, the scrutiny of what her candidacy may be".

And we will perhaps be that much closer to knowing if and even just when these mental states occur.

If we identify with images of self-sacrificing, self-abnegating, meek women, then we will perhaps be less likely to protest oppressive circumstances.

Our mega-phylogeny method will perhaps be most useful for comparative biology.

I think the average surgeon will perhaps be content with the two paragraphs above.

When he announced his retirement almost a decade later, the student paper editorialized, "We will perhaps never be great enough to recognize what David Truman has given us".

Musing on what we will perhaps never comprehend is a discombobulating experience that sends most of us scampering off to the familiar, intelligible corners of our daily lives.

In going down the road that I am suggesting we will perhaps lose some nuances which are particularly important and beloved of one or two coordinators, perhaps of coordinators throughout all the groups.

For when these things have been examined, we will perhaps better understand what sort of constitution is best, and how each is structured, and which laws and customs it uses.

But perhaps we will be surprised — perhaps it's something else that was really crucial".