Sentence examples for perhaps placed from inspiring English sources

It is a lovely jug, perfectly rendered, perhaps placed there by a poltergeist.

In the meantime, DNA chips, perhaps placed in our toilets and bathroom mirrors, may detect telltale traces of cancer proteins and individual cancer colonies years before a tumor forms.

It is a question of the content of education, perhaps the powerful knowledge argued for by Young [6] and his colleagues (perhaps placed in a somewhat traditional camp).

He added: "There's a lot still to be done to achieve the greatness that I think everyone has perhaps placed on him prematurely.

"This is one of the great literary biographies, to be set up there with, or perhaps placed on an even higher shelf than, Richard Ellmann's James Joyce, George Painter's Marcel Proust, and Leon Edel's Henry James".

Although press reports – perhaps placed by Hogarth and his supporters – were enthusiastic, Sigismunda mourning over the Heart of Guiscardo was attacked by critics who marked Hogarth's attempt to emulate the drama depicted in older Italian paintings as foolhardy and ridiculous.

The other is to wrap it and perhaps place a garbage can on top of the tree for extra protection.

"Country, state" perhaps places more emphasis on the notion of the entirety of the country, even to the point of referring to the idea of government.

The study found accommodations appeared to have been detrimental in performance on certain type of test items, perhaps placing too great a cognitive burden on accommodated test takers.

This is the time of year when the difference between night and day is greatest, and in a modern setting, perhaps places the greatest stress on homeostatic entrainment mechanisms.

In previous generations, students would perhaps place social activities on a par with academic ones (if not higher), but recent studies suggest that this is slowly changing.