Sentence examples for perhaps define from inspiring English sources

By the time it is extinguished the athletes will have triumphed, fallen short or stumbled, and these 16 days in Brazil will perhaps define their careers forever.

The Republicans, for all their faults, at least seem set for a serious struggle that will see some critical issues debated and perhaps define their future.

What the emerging patterns and mechanisms do for us is to give us a research path to perhaps define truly useful metrics of that sort, not easily calculated metrics that do not help us.

But they are 6-14 on the road, well aware of it and still concerned even though they compiled a record of 5-1 on the kind of homestand that can turn around a season and perhaps define it.

As Egyptians prepare to debate a new constitution and perhaps define notions of citizenship itself, Copts are engaged in a vigorous debate on the role the church should play as it selects a new pope.

Better knowledge of prognostic factors could perhaps define which patient populations should be targeted with such treatments.

That final phrase perhaps defines Shields's fiction better than any other.

The chinks are always there, waiting to be discovered, and one likeable and perhaps defining aspect of Britishness is a capacity to find poetry in unlikely places.

Yet the assembling of this year's field was perhaps defined by the undistinguished nature of the teams on the tournament's bubble.

That final phrase perhaps defines Shields's fiction - her 10 novels, including The Stone Diaries and Larry's Party, three collections each of short stories and poems, and several plays, biography and critical studies - better than any other.

Now in its second year, the scholarship program has been created to "make a critical and perhaps defining difference each year in the lives of a handful of New York City high school students," said William E. Schmidt, an associate managing editor of The Times.