Sentence examples for which perhaps has from inspiring English sources

Contact between the brothers has been minimal, which perhaps has been good for both.

They are here for surgery, which perhaps has as much claim as any other to describe itself as "miraculous".

And it's very helpful to have a proper financier with a European sensibility, which perhaps has more respect for the film-maker than the American one".

And to wonder again at the sheer quality and intensity of the orchestral playing, which perhaps has been the most striking characteristic of these concerts.

This reflects a cultural tendency towards professional identification, which perhaps has its closest parallel in modern American society where octogenarians will still be addressed as "Principal Skinner" or "Superintendent Gephardt" decades after they occupied those positions.

And it's only $12,000, which means of course that it's for the "luxury kitchen", says Dacor (which perhaps hasn't considered that anyone who could afford that might just hire a chef instead).

Some are even taking the bare Cotswold wall, which perhaps had shamed their kitchen for years, covering it with plaster and hanging it with wallpaper made from coloured photographs of a bare Cotswold wall.

For much of it, he dispenses with his characteristic politesse, which perhaps had been a commentary, conscious or unconscious, on the ostensible limitations placed on a blue-eyed soul singer.

The reported non-educational impacts were very personal in nature which perhaps had not been the aim of the science class.

However, we also looked for programs with different characteristics: some without god classes, others which perhaps had god classes and others with, at least, one god class.

But, along with obstreperous delays to reform, strikes will damage a government which, perhaps unwisely, has gambled its future on its ability to improve public services.