Sentence examples for explains perhaps from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

Falling union membership explains perhaps as much as 20percentt of the increase in inequality.

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

In the 1980s, he explains, perhaps several hundred people a year would be unlucky enough to have their identities stolen.

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

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

The perception of authenticity here does come at a price, explaining, perhaps, why many in the scene come from solid middle-class backgrounds.

Allan said to me, "We look forward to hearing her explain, perhaps in a Presidential campaign, exactly what her position on the war is.

Which helps explain, perhaps, the strange, self-contradictory defensiveness that greets the Catholic Church's persistent refusal to simply bless every new development and call it progress.