Sentence examples for perhaps emphasis from inspiring English sources

Perhaps emphasis within the Healthy Schools programme on building a positive environment for children has had some indirect benefits on their oral hygiene habits although less than half of the coordinators of the LHSPs in this study recognised the relevance of oral health to the emotional health and wellbeing strand of the NHSP.

Perhaps Augustus' emphasis on tradition affected more than political ideals and practice.

But Mr Aslan places enormous, and perhaps excessive, emphasis on the explanatory power of context.

NYC Popfest captured it all, with a perhaps inadvertent emphasis on the pleasures of the rudimentary.

As a result, there is perhaps less emphasis on how people are buried than with whom.

But perhaps this emphasis on English involvement is inappropriate this time.

Perhaps more emphasis on high school academics has come at the expense of those pursuits.

But there would have been other people in that same church who would have been hearing perhaps an emphasis on heaven.

Perhaps to emphasis the youth of North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, it also describes her as a dotard who is "well over 60".

And perhaps the emphasis on the body in their books might also be a reaction against the disembodied complexities of a digital, technologically oriented world.

Perhaps her emphasis on liberty in the UK was taken too far by rioters who flouted the boundaries of law and respect with little fear of accountability.