Sentence examples for perhaps gained from inspiring English sources

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

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

A Democrat, Mr. Scammon perhaps gained his greatest fame in 1970 when he wrote, with Ben J. Wattenberg, a book about American politics, "The Real Majority".

There is little evidence that the race has changed all that much since the final debate; the FiveThirtyEight model finds that Mr. Obama has perhaps gained half a percentage point nationally since then, but probably not much more than that.

So, the Chicago Bulls won the game, and perhaps gained a bit of a morale boost, while the Miami Heat, although probably not happy, will remain set on the goal of winning their second straight NBA championship.

WASHINGTON — With the victory of the Socialist candidate, François Hollande, in the French presidential election, the White House has lost one of its closest allies on the Continent, but perhaps gained one with economic policy beliefs more closely aligned with its own.

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.

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.

Perhaps gaining the respect of this pursuit's practitioners will help me figure out what makes them tick.