Sentence examples for you should perhaps think from inspiring English sources

THERE are many lessons a person might rightly or wrongly divine from the horse meat scare in Europe, including this: You should perhaps think twice before buying meatballs from a furniture purveyor, unless those meatballs are humongous and nonperishable, and double as ottomans.

"Don't you get tired of being rude?" asks It's My Party, which is a fair question, but one you should perhaps think twice about asking if the chorus of one of the other songs on your album goes: "Excuse my rude [sic] but I really fucking hate you".

My husband tentatively suggested that I should, perhaps, think about stopping the pill.

A Conservative leader who finds himself on the wrong side of a Churchill quote should perhaps think again.

For designers, that should mean that rather than designing for arbitrary abstraction, they should perhaps think about what it really means that now, for many of us, computers are simply natural.

Alternatively: rich Spaniards, Italians and so on should perhaps think about moving money in excess of deposit guarantee limits elsewhere.And with that, equities flipped from positive to negative on the day, and European bank stocks tumbled.

The 29-year-old, the poster girl of the London Olympics, has chosen her favourite event for her comeback, but those expecting a winning return should perhaps think again.

And also I think we should perhaps think about [the possibility] that other intelligent life might also be curious.

I think we should perhaps think about [the possibility] that other intelligent life might also be curious.

To get through the budget wars and partisan battles ahead, Obama should perhaps think on Ronald Reagan's celebrated words: that when all is said and done, the presidency is "the role of a lifetime".

Others have contended that having had a very worthy and dignified season of Premiership rugby in Oxford, we should perhaps now think about returning to our roots in Old Deer Park.