Sentence examples for who perhaps from inspiring English sources

The ones who, perhaps in name only, were not tough?

A person who, perhaps, fits in better with his surroundings.

And just like that, two people who perhaps believed they would never be happy — are.

One man who perhaps didn't get mentioned enough was the England captain.

These cases involve people who previously knew each other and who perhaps even previously had sex.

I work alongside some colleagues who perhaps would be better employed in other areas.

Nancy Reagan was a fan, and so, more surprisingly, was Cher, who perhaps saw de Ribes as a fellow-Nefertiti.

This effectively means about five million properties were bought by people who perhaps should never have owned them.

Russell who, perhaps unlike some cinema-goers, fully understands Tarantino's vision, finds the suggestion of misogyny ridiculous.

She added, "She's a tremendously gifted reporter and writer who, perhaps unfortunately for me, lights up any screen".

It relied more on the judgment of the dictionary user, who perhaps might have welcomed a little more guidance.