Sentence examples for perhaps intends to from inspiring English sources

The Times reported Friday that Trump perhaps intends to dispense with the antiquated notion that the President should spend nearly all his time living at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

The sheikhs were perhaps intended to be the equivalent of British India's complaisant maharajahs.

This empty praise, just forty-six seconds into the flight, is perhaps intended to divert attention from the helmet fiasco.

These were seen (and perhaps intended) to refer to the leader of the single party state, İsmet Pasha.

The elevator operator wore a wig, doublet and pelt, perhaps intended to evoke the elevator operators of Elizabethan times.

In recent weeks, there have been leaks about the internal report, perhaps intended to press Dr. ElBaradei into releasing it.

He entered Jerusalem on a donkey, perhaps intending to recall Zechariah 9 9, which Matthew (21 5) quotes: "your king is coming to you, humble, and mounted on a donkey".

This sarcastic dismissal was perhaps intended to dampen anxiety about Fadl's manifesto — which was to be published serially, in newspapers in Egypt and Kuwait — among Al Qaeda insiders.

The self-miniaturization was, perhaps, intended to acknowledge the relative smallness of the artist's own experience in comparison with what Mohammed el Gharani had endured.

Political analysts noted that the legislature's resolution did not demand the resignation of Mr. Chang -- an omission perhaps intended to smooth the way for talks.

But while perhaps intended to connect and inform, Twitter and other similar venues (like Facebook, LinkedIn, blogs and reality TV) can become an addictive distraction in life.