Sentence examples for explained perhaps from inspiring English sources

Red and yellow were most likely to contain lead, he explained, perhaps because lead helps keep paint bright.

The folding chair explained, perhaps -- and a reminder that you don't need a big hall when you play purely acoustic instruments in a small folk ensemble.

The age was characterized by an ambition to write heroic epics—a preoccupation to be explained perhaps by such historical events as the wars against the Cossacks, the Russians, the Swedes, and the Turks.

The theatre was only two-thirds full, a situation that could be explained, perhaps, by the cold weather, or by the fact that an important soccer game, Juventus versus Rome, was taking place that evening.

"Wearing corsets all the time was completely incapacitating, as far as digestion goes," she explained, perhaps predicting the many years of uncomfortable eating in incommodious period costume which lay ahead.

Bush has let it be known that he's not much of a television-news watcher or a newspaper reader, apart from the sports section; and during a conversation with reporters he explained, perhaps without intending to, why his White House often seems indifferent to the press.

… And this helps explain, perhaps, my relationship with Reverend Wright.

That explains, perhaps, the eclectic array of homey desserts.

That explains, perhaps, why USCIRF generally holds countries to a higher standard than the State Department does.

He explains perhaps too much of Miss Julie's interior life.

Which explains, perhaps better than the colossal build-up, why everyone wants to see it.