Sentence examples for perhaps gaining from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

However, with the audience willing her on and the singer perhaps gaining an undefinable dimension from being "high on Benylin", it is curiously compelling.

Although he alluded to the hold of the tycoons in Hong Kong, I believe there could have been a more detailed consideration of the monopolies, duopolies and oligopolies that not only persist but are perhaps gaining strength thanks to the direct pipeline to Beijing some of them seem to have.

But consumers appear to have a big stake, perhaps gaining an even greater choice of products and better terms, although how much better off, if at all, they might become is a matter of fierce dispute as the parties prepare to square off before Judge Jones.

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 could also allow Al Qaeda and other terrorist groups to gain a foothold in Syria and perhaps gain access to chemical and biological weapons.

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.