Maybe ... maybe not.
        ^^ 
##</code><code>##

Mr. Jones
  ^^^
##</code><code>##

I.B.M. I think.
     ^^^
##</code><code>##

use Lingua::EN::Sentence qw( get_sentences );

$text = "
I agree about the CPAN thing. Perl's a programming language. They've
seen programming languages before, they'll see them again.
But I bet they have no idea how enormous CPAN is and all the weird
and wonderful stuff that's in it. Taking something like
Lingua::EN::Sentence for instance. What's a sentence? Anything 
up to a full stop? Nope, not good enough. Anything up to a full stop 
followed by a space? Maybe ... maybe not. OK then, full
 stop, space, uppercase letter? I'll ask Mr. Jones if he
  thinks that's smart enough an algorithm. He works 
for I.B.M. I think. \"Wow, that's a lot harder than it 
looks.\" Oh yes and we forgot about
quotes, questionmarks and exclamations!";

my $sentences = get_sentences($text);    ## Get the sentences.
foreach my $sentence (@$sentences) {
    print 'SENTENCE: ', $sentence, $/;
}