Sentence examples for is perhaps intended from inspiring English sources

This empty praise, just forty-six seconds into the flight, is perhaps intended to divert attention from the helmet fiasco.

Mr. Edwards attends to his coiffeur with a hygienic meticulousness that is perhaps intended as a response to Mr. Wolfowitz's sloppy comb work.

No new version of The Lone Ranger can simply leave Tonto as the lesser sidekick, and casting the A-lister Depp is perhaps intended to redress the balance all by itself.

It was perhaps intended as an olive branch of sorts.

The sheikhs were perhaps intended to be the equivalent of British India's complaisant maharajahs.

This comedy of erreurs was perhaps intended in the Sedaris vein, but Lebovitz's humor skews more Catskills.

This sarcastic dismissal was perhaps intended to dampen anxiety about Fadl's manifesto — which was to be published serially, in newspapers in Egypt and Kuwait — among Al Qaeda insiders.

The self-miniaturization was, perhaps, intended to acknowledge the relative smallness of the artist's own experience in comparison with what Mohammed el Gharani had endured.

The victoriates, again lighter (their weight standard had come from Illyria), were issued until about 150 bc, being perhaps intended for principal circulation outside Italy.

But the Afghan president, Hamid Karzai, a Pushtun, does not want to be the man who abandoned the claim for a Greater Afghanistan.As was perhaps intended, the idea of fencing and mining the border is now obscured in a fog of debate.

His vast retinue, of over 200 Fijian soldiers and police, was perhaps intended to embarrass Australian and New Zealand diplomats.Mr Bainimarama, who doubles as Fiji's military commander and prime minister, is an ambitious sort.