Sentence examples for gives perhaps from inspiring English sources

In the absence of much information coming from Mr. Slimane himself about his new work, the store gives perhaps some idea of where he is going.

He's still brilliant and gives perhaps the most eloquent definition of rap, that it should rightly be defined not as a pop music but as "folk art".

Mr Brands gives perhaps too much weight to a late night conversation recorded by his son Elliott, in which FDR claimed that Churchill and De Gaulle were conspiring to preserve the British and French empires.

Ms. Walther's joy on Saturday gives, perhaps, a hint of what it feels like to suddenly become one of the relatively few with the freedom to move about the world.

Brad Pitt gives perhaps the performance of his career as Jesse James, an unstable blend of charisma and killer who, as the lawmen close in on his robbing, is increasingly attracted to his own death.

However, a lecture he gave in the early 90s, entitled "London Luminaries and Cockney Visionaries", gives perhaps the most coherent outline of his particular London vision and the subjects he's chosen to write about: Blake, More, Dickens, Chaucer.

Some of this data is freely given, perhaps too freely.

We're given perhaps too much information on French labor law.

Probably not, but if it were ever to be given, perhaps this performance would earn it.

For John Ford, she gave perhaps her most romantic performance, as Mary Of Scotland (1936).

In his teachings Baeck gave perhaps the clearest systematic exposition of liberal Jewish religious thought in the 20th century.