Sentence examples for perhaps attempt from inspiring English sources

As if art caused the ugliness, when of course all it can ever do is reflect and, perhaps, attempt to explain it.

He is currently without a professional contract, and it remains to be seen whether he will return to Russia, go home to play in the Czech Republic, or perhaps attempt an N.H.L. comeback.

We could shed full tears over this, perhaps attempt to draw parallels with other artists, or rather "artisans," who demonstrated their mastery to the world but were never greatly rewarded for it.

This, he feared, would be a fine setting for oil producers, led by the Saudis, to cause further disruption to the UN process, or perhaps attempt a heist on the climate-related aid it has arranged for the world's poorest countries.

After two or three hours, they take a break from their stressful mission or perhaps attempt to attack their friend's unhappiness from a different direction or maybe they simply wish to spare Kimberly Black's four young kids an overdose of adult talk and tension and secondhand smoke.

Rather, programmes and initiatives should emphasize education, and perhaps attempt to understand and reshape the culture of youth mobility, in order to encourage healthy and sustainable travel practices.

More importantly, perhaps, attempts based on flawed understandings of radicalisation are bound to fail.

President Jacob Zuma, perhaps attempting to sooth tempers, said that South Africa was not "an inherently violent place to live in".

The moon glowing outside my window, I remember, seemed especially interested in my predicament, perhaps attempting its own kind of encouragement.

Though, perhaps, attempting to engage with the leader of the world's fastest-growing economy might have moved the "people's business" a bit further along.

Are you perhaps attempting to rewrite history through your treatment of a less-malevolent surrogate who - [Dr. Hutschnecker has fallen asleep.] METATRON: Arnold?