Sentence examples for which were perhaps from inspiring English sources

In Victorian times, which were perhaps too well mannered, arbiters suggested that questions be avoided in conversation entirely.

In certain exhibitions he included historical pieces, such as Ugolino (1773), which were perhaps his least successful works.

And I began imitating it in my own little compositions, which were, perhaps, terrible — I don't know; none of them survived.

Some of the recent slowdown can be attributed to falling sales in the auto sector, which were perhaps inevitable after record sales during the past couple of years.

Even in the movies adapted from novels or written directly for the screen, the action rarely went on for long; silents were choked with titles, which were perhaps, on the average, between ten and twenty times as frequent as the interruptions for TV commercials.

"I was nothing special as a player, but I loved the game and was very competitive, and when the boys showed some signs of promise I guess I tried to create the right opportunities for them, which were perhaps not available to me at the time," said Murray, a trim 51-year-old with short hair and a Scottish burr.

Which is perhaps the point.

Which is perhaps not that surprising.

Which is perhaps only fitting.

Which is perhaps an overstatement.

Which is, perhaps, largely the point.