Examples of using Perhaps only in English and their translations into Slovak
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Perhaps only people who were already lost ever considered seeking Heaven's light,
Perhaps only a lack of a sense of style
Others who managed to take root got into the service of the invaders of the Earth and perhaps only one anthropomorphic species mixed with people.
Kim, i'm going to say something that perhaps only a mother should get to say-- sit down and be quiet.
Mind you, the pulsar itself is perhaps only 10 km(6 miles)
It is being laid in the sea because perhaps only a few governments can say'no' where it passes through their territorial waters.
Perhaps only that the decision-making processes sometimes last longer than I am used to.
At times, paradoxically, the encounter with a destitute person communicates joy, perhaps only a spark of joy,
And next stop, perhaps only four or five days away is going to be East Africa.
He will get few thanks from society in general for his efforts and perhaps only a grudging respect from those whom he touches.
Perhaps only when you aim at a target,
It may seem like there is still some reserve, but perhaps only for worse chips.
In addition, these rights are minimal in three to four other states because there are perhaps only one or two coach routes that long.
The board administrator may not have allowed attachments to be added for the specific forum you are posting in, or perhaps only certain groups can post attachments.
Perhaps only fading of the uppermost leaf,
It is basically a universal image of mother and child, perhaps only the angels and the suggestion of a halo indicate Madonna.
But most of them are going to carry on. And next stop, perhaps only four or five days away is going to be East Africa.
from a real vehicle differs perhaps only by its size.
The medium of exchange is probably the most important official function of money that everyone, perhaps only subconsciously, knows.
And a significant part of the field is only weakened, but not lodged(damaged, weakened), perhaps only occasionally.