Sentence examples for perhaps evidenced from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, he is clearly having a high old time in Miami, perhaps evidenced by the metaphor he choses to illustrate the difference between Americans celebrating success and British reserve.

And the overwhelmingly vast majority of supporters have absolutely nothing to do with it, and actively despise it, as is perhaps evidenced by the rush by other Chelsea fans to assist their club in efforts to identify the men they will regard as having brought shame on them.

Other interpretations are "subjectivist," taking probabilities to be measures of "degrees of belief," perhaps evidenced in behavior in situations of risk by choices of available lotteries over outcomes.

One positive effect of early intimidation of the good doctors, though, is perhaps evidenced by their respective reactions to the awesome responsibility of counseling tens of millions of bewildered parents.

He was already then impacted in his speech by the Parkinson's that has invaded the life of a boxer that perhaps evidenced as much courage in the ring as unbounded talent.

Individuals arriving from Southeast Africa and Madagascar were significantly disadvantaged in this respect, perhaps evidenced by their negligible contribution to the mtDNA pool of Jamaica.

Perhaps evidence the psychological bruises levied by spanking far outlast those from any switch, belt, shoe or electrical cord may resonate instead.

Perhaps evidence of simple, criminal activity will be found.

The greyness is, perhaps, evidence of his desire to melt into the background.

It is perhaps evidence of the quality of empathy with their subjects that the catalog claims for women photographers.

Instead, the failure to fully appreciate her importance is perhaps evidence of our inability to appreciate the stubbornly unfamiliar narrative arc of her career.