Sentence examples for perhaps purpose from inspiring English sources

Poulter now has renewed enthusiasm and, perhaps, purpose.

During the Late Holocene, ground stone underwent a diversification of form and perhaps purpose.

But perhaps American means something a little more institutional, and perhaps purpose-built.

It's a mess, perhaps on purpose, but that doesn't make it any less of a mess.

At one point he falls, perhaps on purpose, into the waves, grinning wildly as he heaves himself back on board.

That's too pessimistic, but my hunch is that the latest rescue package will fail (except that it will buy time, perhaps its purpose) and that Greece eventually may leave the euro zone.

The Asian-style beef sure did taste of ginger, the grilled chicken breast with Spanish sauce did not bring tears of spice to the eyes, which may or may not be a good thing, and the Swedish meatballs, while lacking in sodium — perhaps on purpose — were hearty and pleasant.

Perhaps that purpose has now been fulfilled.

The abstract is frequently recommended to be written after the text, as "the process of writing changes thought and perhaps even purpose" [7].

We know nothing about her mother, perhaps on purpose.

He went straight into a routine about Ebola (which he called, perhaps on purpose, "Eboli").