Sentence examples for perhaps meant from inspiring English sources

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His own pose was perhaps meant to suggest learned skepticism.

But they perhaps meant that much of the last decade was market by frustration.

What they perhaps meant was that he had not given their members enough jobs.

Miniatures a few inches long were perhaps meant as toys or condiment servers.

It's an awkward mix, and perhaps meant to be: our time is short, nature's long.

Her action — perhaps meant as a fantasy — heightens the prevailing tumult while underscoring Katya's hopelessly conflicted nature.

Beethoven's question is perhaps meant to apply to "Night Across the Street," Raúl Ruiz's elegiac, enigmatic and mischievous final film.

Then the machine disconnected me with an annoying buzz perhaps meant to inspire flashbacks of the typical Blockbuster experience.

The romantic development, on the other hand, "is perhaps meant to heighten the emotional intensity of his predicament but instead disrupts the film's tough mood with sentimental preposterousness".

The program's middle section, comprising new productions of "Streams" (1970) and "Journey" (1958), was perhaps meant to function as a breather between two juggernaut dances.