Sentence examples for perhaps of having from inspiring English sources

It was a case, perhaps, of having too much respect.

She was a bit of a free spirit, but his father was somewhat withdrawn — a reflection, perhaps, of having grown up with deaf parents.

I must confess my near-total immunity to the Kennedy mythology – a consequence, perhaps, of having been asked all my life whether I'm "a Kennedy".

Immigrants came to Rangoon from around the world to make their fortunes.A virtue, perhaps, of having been isolated from the world is that several decades of religious bigotry seem not to have touched this corner of Yangon.

This might have something to do with the impact of the huge cost of getting athletes to the games, or perhaps of having plenty of supporters in the crowd.

Softly spoken and refreshingly unaffected, Langan describes herself as being both aspirational and born with a "chippy gene", the result perhaps of having achieved success in an industry that she once believed to be the "domain of a different class".

Matthew Engel can perhaps boast of having done more than others.

"Perhaps instead of having an I.Q. of 120, you might end up with 115," he said.

But the White House nixed the idea, perhaps wary of having the commander in chief described as in tears.

Perhaps years of having to explain to people that they are not crooks will convince Mary and Toby of this.

In spite of, or perhaps because of having achieved market dominance, the AMA launched an "all-out war on chiropractic, the most successful of contemporary alternatives" [ 35].