Sentence examples for perhaps encouraged from inspiring English sources

Though perhaps encouraged by desperation, the Knicks altered their lineup by choice.

Perhaps encouraged by writing Autobiography, Morrissey's black sense of humour and liberating iconoclasm have returned.

Perhaps encouraged by this, he became a candidate for the chair of moral philosophy at Edinburgh in 1744.

Perhaps encouraged by the lack of publicity, the serial killer continued targeting the small knot of women working the district.

To this, perhaps encouraged by his teacher, Paul Dukas, he added modernist elements from Debussy and Stravinsky.

Yet, perhaps encouraged by Ms. Mitchell, he brought a spectral coolness to his performance, a detachment even, that lacked intensity.

The rise of Black Lives Matter has also latterly coincided with – and perhaps encouraged – Obama's political liberation.

The public, too, perhaps encouraged by the TV programmes of Kevin McCloud, are more open to contemporary architecture.

The authentic pine needles perhaps encourage a more traditional approach.

These are small steps, but perhaps encouraging signs.

This is not necessarily disputable, but due recognition of the originator would perhaps encourage further cross-fertilisation.