Sentence examples for perhaps bending from inspiring English sources
The inability to handle the dye fibers alone then may result from the thin nature of the layer and perhaps bending forces applied during peeling rather than a lack of strength of the material.
The reason why this is the case is because whenever we are deep cleaning we are often lifting heavy boxes or perhaps bending and stooping in order to reach areas that are not usually touched.
Given China's record setting leap into becoming a industrialized country in just a matter of decades on top of having a very ancient cultural history which serves as a source of pride, one would half expect China's traditional culture to "stand strong like bamboo" or, at worse, perhaps bend a bit.
But if you want to see things perhaps bend back toward sensible, you could do a lot worse.
Entering the narrative premieres section with something of a documentary and genre-bending pedigree (and perhaps the bending of a few other things as well) is "Nick Offerman: American Ham," directed by last year's competition director Jordan VogTheoberts ("The Kings of Summer").
Perhaps you bend down and pick up a seed, discovering that it is both colder and heavier than expected, altogether more like gravel.
Using her toes, she pried off her sneakers without bothering to unlace them — perhaps to avoid bending over beneath his eyes — and tossed them onto the closet floor.
By the end of the book this single event will have derailed seven lives, sending these characters' stories swerving off into new directions, perhaps even permanently bending the arc of their dreams and ambitions.
This week, however, skinny jeans have committed their latest, perhaps most egregious transgression: bending wearers' new iPhones.
As for the other, right-hand side of the shape — perhaps another human presence bending forwards to examine something or to read it?
Perhaps White is just "bending the rules" and using (H) as an "expository shortcut" by which he hopes to express Moore's real commitment, (G).
