Sentence examples for indicates perhaps from inspiring English sources

Die life in general was higher than during antiquity, and documentary evidence for 13th-century English pence indicates perhaps 30,000 coins per obverse.

A further letter to Nagel, handwritten 10 years later in January 1984, indicates, perhaps, a certain level of exasperation: "About Catch-22 I doubt very much that I can give you any more in the way of knowledge... you undoubtedly know more about [it] than I do".

This latter trend indicates, perhaps, that many apps are seen as disposable by users – they're things we play with until we get bored, finish a task, or until the next great new thing comes along.

And, as the film Frost/Nixon indicates, perhaps not even today -- despite a Democratic president-elect who preaches a "no drama" spirit of reconciliation rather than the usual partisan rancor.

But the Pacific Music Awards winner the video he directed for 12-year-old prodigy General Fiyah's 'Here to Stay' took out the Best Pacific Music Video reckons that the recent confluence of the awards ceremony and Samoan Language Week indicates, perhaps, a wider acknowledgement of the contributions of the Pacific culture to wider New Zealand culture.

On April 9, 1656, he passed through Dover, and the register of visitors indicates: Perhaps tactfully, the record glosses Wright's employment in Flanders, (euphemistically referred to as "other parts") as England and the Habsburgs were now at open war, and it fails to mention his membership of the Accademia di San Luca, which would have identified him as a Roman Catholic.

MeeGo is intended to be a multi-device OS - indicating perhaps that Nokia is looking past just phones.

The words on Mr. Usman's white granite gravestone are written in Urdu, the language of Pakistan, indicating, perhaps, that Mr. Usman was of Pakistani descent.

Southampton's Gastón Ramírez was also used repeatedly in a central role, indicating perhaps that he is an option from the bench should Uruguay need additional creativity.

The tone of the novel darkens as it progresses, indicating perhaps a deepening of Murasaki Shikibu's Buddhist conviction of the vanity of the world.

It suggests that growth was much higher in the first half of this year than the official estimates indicate: perhaps 7-8% year-on-year.