Sentence examples for perhaps confirming from inspiring English sources

Few, though, seem to have been ultimately swayed one way or the other by the niceness – perhaps confirming O'Leary's longer-standing view that the customer service that mattered was cheap fares and punctual services.

The Pacers seemed to want to win fair and square, perhaps confirming Larry Bird's own worst suspicions about his team, that it does not know how to finish off a damaged opponent.

Such a climate was bound to undermine Ivar Kreuger, who appeared on the cover of Time the week of the crash, perhaps confirming the old journalistic adage that any phenomenon appearing on the cover of Time has already peaked.

"Today" won last week by 119,000 viewers, closer than the 137,000 disparity the week before, and perhaps confirming that momentum in the morning seems to be shifting toward "Good Morning America".

I thought the response was very positive, perhaps confirming my thought that fundamentally artists struggle with the same ideas, at least developmentally, regardless of the culture.

Consistently, the group whose choices were kept private hoarded more tickets for themselves -- perhaps confirming the old adage that "character is what we do when no one else is looking".

It was great, but perhaps confirms those suggestions about taking extra risks if you think you're protected.

Literary allusions seem inherently elitist, "deployments of cultural capital that function to test and (perhaps) confirm their readers as adequate evaluating subjects in their own right".

He left his wife Anne soon after their twins were born in 1585, and returned home only sporadically thereafter; the suspicion that the marriage was loveless is perhaps confirmed by that notorious injunction that Anne should get the "second-best bed" in his will.

Considering that My Bloody Valentine played three shows in Japan this year, along with the release of their new album, there seems to be a revival of shoegaze going on in the country, and the appearance of this group perhaps confirms the extent of the genre's appeal and influence.

Such a need for the pleasure (if it is that) of active engagement is, perhaps, confirmed by a line of research investigating the greater left-sided (than right-sided) prefrontal cortical activity found in positive affect (Davidson 1994, 2000, 2001; Davidson and Irwin 1999; Davidson, Jackson, and Kalin 2000).