Sentence examples for you will perhaps from inspiring English sources

If you are, you will perhaps disagree, in which case I can only say: this is how it is for me.

H Is for Hawk, as you will perhaps have worked out by now, tells the story of how one woman deals with grief by training a goshawk.

You will perhaps not be surprised to learn that the athletic department has been forced to suspend an annual $6 million payment it made to support the academic side of the university.

One, as Clark Judge writes on CBSSports.com, the lack of preparation will show in the quality of play and you will perhaps be able to make an orchestral performance out of the sound of popping hamstrings.

I dare say, in the minds of many of you - you will perhaps forgive me this personal touch - that I do not look either very like a soldier or very like a convict, and yet I am both.

In fact, so obvious are its temptations, a part of you will perhaps be eager to sympathise with another of Ronson's new acquaintances, "Brian", a Scientologist who works in the cult's anti-psychiatry wing.

Blood Red Shoes On tour One of those bands you'll perhaps have seen on lists of "promising" upcoming acts, the whole notion can't help but do Blood Red Shoes a bit of disservice.

You'll perhaps believe that the people who employ me are more worried about health and safety than catching criminals, or that the police service is swimming in cash.

Sadly, this wipes your iPod clean; again, if you like how your iPod's behaving, you'll perhaps want to skip this firmware release.

The casinos give you free will – perhaps too much free will.

Inside, you will find perhaps the most refined chocolate of the micro-batch scene.