Sentence examples for perhaps gain from inspiring English sources

That way, he said, the Radicals could perhaps "gain a majority in the next elections".

Among her compatriots, this dignity will perhaps gain her as many admirers as the excellence she manifested in exorcising Beijing.

It's helped me step back and perhaps gain a little perspective as to what's been going on with this team.

This season, it has provided a safety net that allows the league to get away with using replacement officials and perhaps gain leverage in negotiations.

Then, I propose that we postpone further discussion... to give ourselves time to develop disagreement and perhaps gain some understanding of what the decision is all about".

The original building, erected in 1847, housed a grocery store where customers could drink liquor and beer and perhaps gain access to the bordello in back.

The families come intent on doing the right thing and on perhaps gaining an edge in the legal fight.

This time, I remarked to those around me, he spoke well, perhaps gaining strength from the masses below him.

Other foods have perhaps gained a reputation from their appearance - carrots, asparagus, figs and artichokes all bear some resemblance to genitalia.

The second piece of legislation has perhaps gained more attention due to the profile of those who have spoken out in protest.

The films would be produced under a "Maxim Presents" banner as a way of branding a project and perhaps gaining access to Maxim's 2.5 million readers.