Sentence examples for perhaps in doing so from inspiring English sources

Admittedly the majority of them are also trying to capture that moment on their mobile phones and tablets, perhaps in doing so missing out on feeling part of the event themselves.

Perhaps in doing so you will read one of the books I labored through.

Perhaps in doing so, you almost killed yourself and a nearby pedestrian.

So, on the surface, it would seem that all that Pope Francis has done is to correct an oversight, and perhaps in doing so, lay new emphasis on his often-voiced concern for plight of the poor and the stability of family life, and thus the indispensable need for greater economic justice.

The wider hope is that the Sandhurst ethos will translate to this very different culture, and bring the leadership Afghanistan wants from its army, and perhaps - in doing so - also help women in their long, slow march to greater equality in a deeply conservative society.

There is a kind of catharsis, or perhaps a closure, in doing so now.

Or perhaps she worries that in doing so, she will inadvertently admit what it has cost her to get this far (playing nice for the benefit of a cabinet and a House of Commons dominated by men).

In doing so, perhaps it helps explain why the real world's parallel ambition generates so much disappointment.

And in doing so, perhaps Lansley's vision of a de-politicised NHS may come a step closer.

But it can, and ought to, reflect upon the framework within which we consider these questions, and in doing so perhaps offer a lucidity we might otherwise lack.

As others faltered and New York saw their chance, they seized it, and in doing so perhaps let go of a little bit of focus on the playoffs.