Sentence examples for perhaps illustrated from inspiring English sources

But the super-sized scale of Premier League finances are perhaps illustrated most spectacularly by the spending lower down.

The prevailing attitude was perhaps illustrated best by an XKCD cartoon, in which a character explains his intention to get rich betting against the new discovery.

Representative Pete Stark, a California Democrat of 38 years, perhaps illustrated this best when he marched into a San Francisco Chronicle editorial board meeting and announced, without proof, that some of its members had donated to his primary opponent.

He said: "This case has perhaps illustrated some of the problems which can arise when an individual asserts that a provision, criterion or practice adopted by an employer conflicts with beliefs which they hold but which may not only not be shared but may be opposed by others in the workforce.

The great variety is perhaps illustrated by his coach blunderbuss which, like naval pistols, had a more corrosion resistant brass barrel.

And while homophile movements across the United States tried to show mainstream society that queers weren't dangerous, the screaming queens of Stonewall perhaps illustrated something else: that they would neither accept the status quo nor assimilate meekly into the mainstream, even if that meant accepting danger and risk.

Then one of the robot's legs fell off, perhaps illustrating its lack of Darwinian fitness.

The goal did also perhaps illustrate why Howe is still seeking defensive recruits.

However, just 21% believe Ed Miliband will be prime minister, perhaps illustrating continuing doubts over the party leader.

The name of the sequel perhaps illustrates a shift in the medium's idea of what makes a good title.

State Senator Nia H. Gill, a Democrat of Essex County, expressed more turbulent feelings that perhaps illustrate the murkiness of the issues.