Sentence examples for would perhaps say from inspiring English sources

"For an awkward audience that didn't necessarily understand the order of things," he said, "I would perhaps say I was someone to identify with.

It would also perhaps say, as it does on its website, that one of the virtues of the Royal Collection is that it allows visitors the opportunity to see works in the context for which they were commissioned or acquired.

As one participant noted: "Doing the relative weighting exercise above, I realized that some criteria are overlapping and it was difficult to assess independent relative weights to them; for example, 'effectiveness' and 'quality of the evidence' are inseparable whereas we would not perhaps say something is effective if the quality of the evidence is weak".

But Martin Amis, to take one example, feels free to say things about Muslims that he would perhaps not say about Jews.

There's your manhood!" And perhaps saying that would have been my manhood.

"I would perhaps like people to say two things about me," she said.

It would perhaps be trite to say that the pain of sanctions was forgotten for a few hours but on that evening, the whole of Iran had a smile on its face.

But the idea that he performs Brookings Institution-style policy evaluations, never sullying himself with considerations of the politics of an issue, is probably a stretch; it would perhaps be better to say that Rove is unusually adept at using government policy as a political tool — in the same way that he is unusually adept at using books as a political tool.

It would perhaps be fair to say that Humeanism continues to be the dominant view.

On the face of it, the only difference in quantum gravity is that spacetime itself becomes a kind of quantum field, and one would perhaps be inclined to say that the properties of spacetime become indefinite.

"If I had a family I would perhaps think differently," he said.