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Example sentences for "but perhaps"

I hated you when you said he was like an angel and I laughed at you but--but perhaps he is.

I believe Dickon knows some Magic, but perhaps he doesn't know he knows it.

To do nothing whatever is a depressing thing at all times, but perhaps it is more especially so when one is a big, healthy boy twelve years old.

But perhaps it only means that, if you do it, you'll be happy after you're dead.

But perhaps--" and he stopped a moment again because new thoughts rushed through his mind.

But perhaps I had no right to your forbearance.

But perhaps it wasn't the best time for pleasing her just in that way.

And there's Miss Roper--one never ought to speak free about a lady, but perhaps she's in love too.

If I have ever said anything to deceive you, I beg your pardon with all my heart;--but perhaps it will be better to let the subject remain till we shall meet again in London.

But perhaps, after all, no more than those two initials were known in Burton Crescent.

That, to be sure, the duties of the two were hardly compatible; but perhaps he might effect an exchange.

One boy asked him whether he could play cricket.

In due course they were moved up, having learned little but a cheerful effrontery in the distortion of truth, which was possibly of greater service to them in after life than an ability to read Latin at sight.

All right, I'll give you the head," cried Lawson.

But perhaps he had not given God enough time.

I'm sorry, but perhaps you'll excuse me, considerin' all that had happened.

But perhaps he may know some one who will buy it at some price or other.

But perhaps Nelson's right, after all, Lulie," she said.

But perhaps it is a mere French epigram, such as the winds often generate there, and put down for fact.

One hopes they repented;--but perhaps it was only Pitt and Duke Ferdinand that did so, instead!

But perhaps I shall be in your way,' she continued, hastily.

Not one man, but perhaps a hundred, could be raised into a new existence by what in my hands is mere superfluity of means.

But perhaps he would be at Eastbourne in the morning, and in that case she must wait many hours.

It might be that Thyrza had earned it, but perhaps it was given to her by an enemy--under this name Lydia had come to think of Egremont.

But perhaps I shall find you again some day.

It seemed likely that he might still found the park which was to bear his name; but perhaps it would only be done in consequence of directions in his will.

But perhaps he would be doing far better if he never allowed the child to hear a fairy-tale or a line of poetry.

But perhaps he doesn't care about that kind of thing.

I've got a great many things to thank God for, but perhaps most of all that I can find something to admire, to wonder at, to set my fancy going, and to wind up my enthusiasm pretty much everywhere.

But perhaps there is some way of reconciling them, as there is of making the seven days of creation harmonize with modern geology.

But perhaps he did not say anything very memorable; to do that you must have something positive in your listener; and I was the mere response, the hollow echo, that youth must be in like circumstances.

He was so altogether simple that it seems as if it would be easy to do so; but perhaps a spirit from the other world would be simple too, and yet would no more stand at parle, or consent to be sketched, than Hawthorne.

The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "but perhaps" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.

Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
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