Sentence examples for perhaps containing from inspiring English sources

Ingels, thinking of injuries, laughed: "Real golf combined with tons of pedestrians... " There was a pause, perhaps containing discomfort.

I imagine puzzles becoming more quirky and thoughtful and more frequently themed, perhaps containing the raw materials of imagined short stories or commenting on current affairs.

Babbage prepared punched cards containing programs (perhaps containing programs worked on with collaborator Ada Lovelace), that have to this day been carefully preserved.

It also raised the prospect that divers would find more notes -- perhaps containing evidence as to why the submarine exploded and sank -- when and if bodies of other survivors are recovered.

Similarly, there are documents, which are converted into document representations (the latter differing at least by how text is tokenized, but perhaps containing fundamentally less information, as when a non-positional index is used).

These include not just petroleum but also methane hydrates, white, sorbet-like compounds that exist in profusion under the sea, perhaps containing more energy in total than all known deposits of fossil fuels.

Something similar is perhaps contained in Romney's outspoken admiration for Rick Warren, the megachurch pastor and best-selling author.

The actual performance reanimates him, engages him as a creative person; it becomes fresh and perhaps contains new improvisations or innovations.

It was a remark that, perhaps, contained a sly allusion to the Prince's own deathless admission, more than thirty years ago, that he talked to his plants.

Emotional scars may perhaps contain just as much a threat if disturbed". He signed off, with "very much real, if distant love".

The showdown with Barbas is more specific and perhaps contains a bit of acting out against news media that have had so much to say about violent games.