Sentence examples for perhaps newly from inspiring English sources

We tried the Pond; no luck, just a heron, a few drakes swimming solo (perhaps newly shed of parental duties) and pigeons.

The North Korean supreme leader's attention-grabbing antics on the world stage, as well as – possibly – his reaction to his portrayal on the silver screen, suggest Kim cares deeply about his public image, something perhaps newly evidenced by the trapezoid-shaped haircut he unveiled on Wednesday at a politburo meeting.

This finding was ascribed to cNGR, possibly targeting a subset of post-translationally modified CD13 that might be specific to smaller and perhaps newly formed vessels [17].

We might actually get to hear operas that have not been performed in decades or, gasp, perhaps newly written works that no regional company could afford to stage but which could be done in concert version.

It's a certainty that at least some Republican voters in 2010, perhaps newly inspired by the Tea Party, decided to participate in SDR states close to the election time without having been registered to vote by the traditional voter registration deadlines.

This false sense of knowing — not a new problem, but perhaps a newly pressing one — has been made worse by the ease with which we find Web sites devoted to telling us what we already want to hear and already suspect is true.

Milo adds: "Perhaps this newly imagined Porgy and Bess will also be a success.

Many more such clinics are needed, staffed perhaps by newly licensed doctors, physician assistants and nurse practitioners.

Another is buttering up the doorman for information on who might be inclined to move — a couple with a baby on the way, perhaps, or newly empty nesters.

The champions now have a lack of fresh competitors following the Wyatt Family's failed pursue of the gold, perhaps the newly teased faction involving Xavier Woods, Big E and Kofi Kingston could be new contenders.

(Anderson) ★ Tinariwen (Saturday) Expect beautiful blooms of world-beat lutes, shepherd's flutes and electric guitar — and perhaps some newly charged political ruminations — from this troupe of multi-instrumentalists that formed in the refugee camps of Libya.