Sentence examples for which perhaps is from inspiring English sources

"Which perhaps is an indication that we shouldn't take ourselves too seriously".

'to hit, strike' (1861), which perhaps is related to poke via notion of 'push.'" But who knows?

And yet he is still just beginning, which perhaps is the reason there were so many different ideas and inspirations in his spring/summer 2011 show.

During the Franco regime Modernism was unappreciated, which perhaps is not a surprise as it is so strongly identified with Catalonia as opposed to Spain as a whole.

Which perhaps is why he hardly seemed worried about improving his timing with Sanchez, saying it does not form in the first six games.

None of it matched the intensity of what had just happened on the court, which, perhaps, is as it should be.

Which perhaps was a stretch.

No Bordeaux, though, which perhaps was Mr. Cuozzo's real objection.

Many fans and officials have ties to both universities, which perhaps are more alike than either cares to admit.

By paying taxes, the tiller of the field acquired the privilege of using the land as his own possession, which perhaps was the first step toward private ownership.

In his interview with Scott, Obama reflected on his mother's dreams, the greatest of which, perhaps, was about the man her son might become.