Sentence examples for perhaps determination from inspiring English sources

She blows him warm kisses ("He works standing up at a tall writing table, as if energy, or perhaps determination, might begin to leak away from too much sitting down"), and warmer ones ("this was the stuff — no other word would do — of glamour"), and even warmer ones ("Oh, Rumsfeld," a friend coos, "I just love the man!"), until poor Rumsfeld begins to melt.

These more familiar names, he said, have had "perhaps more determination" than others.

Perhaps their determination to keep trying to reach one another can protect them from the things they can't control, like the forces of nature.

Perhaps their determination and efficiency were meant to silence qualms about their ultimate goals; if so, the tactic seemed to be working.

Or perhaps the determination to sell means the seller knows something the buyer does not and wants out before others catch on.

Butler, an Englishman, does not stay in one job too long – this is his ninth position since arriving a decade ago in Southeast Asia, a fascinating if volatile soccer region — and perhaps a determination to speak his mind is a contributing factor.

But here, the crossing of arms is a sign of something else: determination, perhaps.

Perhaps more importantly, determination of genetic circuit dynamics can reveal the concepts and principles underlying the biological functions they regulate.

At the back of his mind, perhaps, is the determination not to admit that an Englishman can be a foreigner.

In escaping the lenses, she was asserting her determination, perhaps her right, to be a Subject rather than an Object.

But Snow displayed resolve against Vanderbilt's 6-6 Chandelle Anderson, and perhaps the same determination will carry over to the Final Four at the Alamodome.