Sentence examples for would have perhaps from inspiring English sources

Losing to Stanford would have perhaps provided the reality check they needed.

"Kevin would have perhaps scored another goal because of the form he is in," Allardyce said.

And, obviously, there are many books; if I had read those books, I would have, perhaps, been more aware of those issues.

"We thought the magazine would have perhaps greater depth and a little more heft as well," Mr. Kolatch said.

That would have perhaps been a contextual explanation, if not an excuse, if the time in question were, say, the post-Reconstruction era.

Minutes later he punted another penalty high over the bar when a Vardy hat-trick would have perhaps stretched credibility even here.

If we had understood that to be the case, we would have -- perhaps one could have averted this.

"That would have been perhaps the wise thing to do.

Joyce, we hope, would have approved, perhaps with a single word: "Yes".

Normally they probably would have, and perhaps they will in the future.

The latter would have been perhaps at least twice as long as this huge 25m animal.