Whether I teach them as well as I might have done, if I had been a more learned girl, may perhaps be doubtful.
When you meet with him in London, he may perhaps ask if you have seen Eunice.
The profits of stock, it may perhaps be thought, are only a different name for the wages of a particular sort of labour, the labour of inspection and direction.
A fourth part, it may perhaps be thought is necessary for replacing the stock of the farmer, or for compensating the wear and tear of his labouring cattle, and other instruments of husbandry.
The trade of Holland, it has been pretended by some people, is decaying, and it may perhaps be true that some particular branches of it are so; but these symptoms seem to indicate sufficiently that there is no general decay.
After all, it seems to be a law of Providence, that progress should be by a spiral movement; so that when it seems most tortuous, we may perhaps be going ahead.
Upon the whole it may perhaps be thought that I seemed rather enclined to the latter, though at the same time I confessed that Virtue, which ought to be our first and principal Care, was more usually acquired in the former.
After the above melancholy Narration, it may perhaps be a Relief to the Reader to peruse the following Expostulation.
They are not created by the drill-sergeant; he merely utilises them for his own, as we may perhaps think, disastrous ends.
The puzzled reader of these arguments, overlooking the fallacies they contain, may perhaps sometimes be tempted to ask: But what are Germans to be allowed to do?
But I may perhaps be allowed to mention that it has seemed to some observers that there is a connection between the Feminism of America and the American mania for hasty laws which will not, and often cannot, be carried out in practice.
To such I may perhaps owe an apology, for having thus fully discussed a topic, in which only a part of my readers can be supposed to be interested.
As this work is intended almost exclusively for beginners, much detail has been admitted, and many of the specific measures here proposed, may perhaps be safely adopted, where no others are established.
This mountain, considered by itself, may perhaps afford no data by which a naturalist might read the circumstances of its origin.
But whether this dissolution is performed by pure water, or by means also of an acid, may perhaps be questioned.
It may perhaps be alleged that those mountains of Cumberland and Tweedale are not the primary mountains, but composed of the secondary schistus, which is every where known to contain those objects belonging to a former earth.
On the ambiguous character sometimes attaching to reprisals as now practised, I may perhaps refer to an article in the Law Quarterly Review for 1903, entitled "War Sub Modo.
In spite of the deficiencies of our evidence we may perhaps incline to the view that the bird myth dates back to a very early period.
It may perhaps be the case that when the original sun-god develops into a supreme deity with the whole heavens as his sphere, the sun itself comes to be regarded as a separate and minor deity.
The Bhats who act as genealogists of the cultivating and other castes and accept cooked food from their clients may perhaps be held to rank with or even below them.
The panchayat may perhaps be supposed to represent the hand acting on behalf of the subcaste, which is considered the body.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "may perhaps" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
