Sentence examples for concludes perhaps from inspiring English sources

The final panel concludes, perhaps triumphantly, with the name "Abstract Expressionism".

"Art is our universal language," she concludes, perhaps in riposte to Huston.

This article (also from Strategy & Innovation) concludes, perhaps surprisingly, that ideas people should accept their newly-diminished status.

As the piece concludes: "Perhaps politics and love are not, if you're a French Maoist, so very different".

Mr Lahart concludes:Perhaps it has to do with fluctuations in employment; married women tend to conceive when unemployment is higher, research has shown.

The absence of civil society suggests that Arab democracy is some way off, Ruthven concludes, perhaps its greatest obstacle being a concept that Hourani calls 'asabiyya – a power-hungry "clannism" made more ruthless by modern systems of surveillance and torture.

Ashcroft and Oakeshott concluded: "Perhaps it is a case of mistaken identity".

He concluded: "Perhaps it is time for Chinese dignitaries to follow the example of humble Locke".

They conclude, perhaps not surprisingly, that "a profound change in administrative and regulatory culture" is needed.

The Justice Department's review is expected to conclude perhaps before the end of the month.

He concluded: "Perhaps the greatest casualty of what has happened is the loss of public trust.