Sentence examples for perhaps it's linked to from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it's linked to the mood of nostalgia that's prevailed since the Britpop era, the belief that the music, clothes and TV of the past were, by default, better than anything anyone could hope to come up with today.

"She was looking for a virile man, for a man who would fulfill her, who represented a warrior," said Ms. de Féo, adding that perhaps it was linked to having been abandoned by her father.

But I doubt this show will stir the controversy brought on by the display of works from Charles Saatchi's collection at the Brooklyn Museum, perhaps because it is linked to a good cause.

Or perhaps even, and that's linked to attitude, realising that you need that capacity.

"I'm sure there'd be speculation that perhaps this was linked to cost-cutting," said former Wales and Cardiff fly-half Gareth Davies.

This perhaps can be linked to basic shortcomings of the questionnaire used in studies.

Additionally, although neither were measured here, a smaller relative pectoralis muscle mass, or perhaps a reduced wing-stroke amplitude could also affect mass-specific power production, with the latter perhaps being linked to the need to avoid dipping wings when foraging close to the water's surface.

has occurred and continues, and perhaps is linked to the penchant for some male workers to be more favorable to right-wing populism than might have been the case.

Instead, they devised often tongue-in-cheek mailings that amused, provoked and, perhaps most important, were linked to the personalities the new magazines wanted to project.

Domestic well-being for co-resident adult children may perhaps be linked to the amount of unpaid work performed at home by the two co-residing generations.

So perhaps being linked to Milwaukee Brewers' third baseman Aramis Ramirez is a good thing.