Sentence examples for perhaps a statement from inspiring English sources

Perhaps a statement is being made about English xenophobia.

Her action-woman persona is perhaps a statement of intent.

What's Scream 4 in the grand scheme of things?" Not, perhaps, a statement that will be used in the film's marketing campaign, but you take her point.

On November 10th some countries, such as Britain and Sweden, would like to use language acknowledging the gravity of the moment: perhaps a statement that the EU's relations with Russia were marked durably by the conflict with Georgia.

The "Liebestod" seemed especially odd emanating from this orchestra without the vocal part, but perhaps a statement was being made as to the real pecking order of stardom at the Met.

It hasn't thrown off the feel of a pub, although it's a serious restaurant, brainchild of the team behind the Anchor and Hope in London, and has made a virtue, or perhaps a statement, out of simplicity.

And perhaps also a statement about how little our mogul mayor has learned after a decade in power.

It is also, perhaps unintentionally, a statement about how far the United States has come in dealing with the disease, compared with other parts of the world, where it is still the early 1980s.

His re-investment in SFX is perhaps more a statement of faith in his own business acumen than in the whims of Wall Street.

In selecting such a rarity for this scientific sacrifice, Wright not only chose a more dramatic subject than the "lungs-glass", but was perhaps making a statement about the values of society in the Age of Enlightenment.

Furniture was overturned, papers were scattered everywhere, and, perhaps in a statement about their views on the secular rule of law, one of them had apparently taken a shit in the middle of what had been a small library.