Sentence examples for what it perhaps from inspiring English sources

Developers have not yet had time to prepare a variety of applications for the device, and Apple has not yet done much of what it perhaps does best: advertise.

Look at the packing list provided for your camp and bring what it lists, perhaps maybe even more.

I'm not sure what it is – perhaps the simple, jovial soundtrack, maybe those soft Nintendo 64 visuals – but Super Mario 64 is one calming game.

He is Nokia's most visible advocate of what it still, perhaps rather quaintly, calls its "multimedia computers".

What it needed perhaps was a financial backer who shared its vision of a mobile world where we would need a personalised filter – something curation apps for Twitter and Facebook are only just now emerging.

I don't know what it means, perhaps it was the possibility to be another person.

"The perception of translations isn't what it was perhaps 10 years ago," he said.

And incidentally this information – as opposed to what it suggests perhaps about other people – vindicates and bears out that position".

I'm not sure what it is, perhaps a beaver or a squirrel, but it might have been intended as something else.

Dr. Goulds doubters are correct, and if art teaching remains what it is, perhaps the art workships do not belong on campus -though one could reply that most subjects taught in universities today touch upon "technique as opposed to philosophy".

What it's perhaps useful for is doing presentations onto HDMI screens via its HDMI output, because it can drive that while viewing something different on its own screen.