Sentence examples for incorporated perhaps from inspiring English sources

In those earlier books he developed a new voice and incorporated perhaps not very exciting aspects of American life that hadn't got into American poetry much before that.

In 1963 he debuted his first exhibit in West Germany that incorporated, perhaps for the first time ever in the installation art world, a collection of television sets. .

Excerpts from their respective solo routines are incorporated, perhaps to keep the fans sweet.

Such a model requires that some of the crust be incorporated, perhaps being remelted and mixed with new mantle melts, into the oldest oceanic crust following the onset of seafloor spreading, as it cannot be accommodated under the conjugate margin when both are seen to experience excess subsidence.

The new headquarters was incorporated -- perhaps sardonically -- as a nonprofit association, and named the Bergin Hunt and Fish Club.

Silvia Venturi Fendi, Mr. Lagerfeld's alter ego at this house, explained that the show incorporated as many different fabrics as colors, perhaps 10 in a single bag.

And perhaps most importantly we have incorporated theory with experiment from the beginning; a necessary wedding that allows an atomistic face to be put on the otherwise interesting but not fully informative cross section measurements.

With Dublin, an early Viking settlement, as the setting for Finnegans Wake, it is perhaps not surprising that Joyce incorporated a number of Norwegian linguistic and cultural elements into the work (notably Riksmål references for the most part).

There was no significant effect of CeO2 on the tetragonal structure of ZrO2 SO42−, perhaps because the quantities of CeO2 incorporated were too low to affect the crystalline properties of the material.

Perhaps because such corrections were not incorporated, PET estimates of EVLW systematically underestimated the gravimetric estimates by about 10-15%.

Reluctance on the part of relatives is not surprising however, because of the emotional factors incorporated into making decisions for someone else posthumously with perhaps little or no insight into that individual's wishes.