Sentence examples for perhaps referring from inspiring English sources

Was he, perhaps, referring to the White House counsel, Gregory B. Craig?

In his annals, Ahmose records capturing oxen from the Fenkhw, a term here perhaps referring to the Phoenicians.

The name is an old one, perhaps referring to the 17th-century highwaymen who once haunted the area; but some residents have kept it topical.

"A lot can happen to delay or derail the fulfillment of a promise," Ms. Underwood said, perhaps referring to the political controversy surrounding such regulations.

He said he was entitled to take some presents -- perhaps referring to the gifts of minimal value that he can accept under the law.

"I feel their eyeballs gawking/ I look better with my high heels on", sings Danny Todd, perhaps referring to a working girl or a crossdresser.

Perhaps refer to an article they've written, or something admirable about the company.

There is a painful note from Luis to Priscilla that perhaps refers to her involvement with another man.

White Calf's get-up perhaps referred to George A. Custer, who had met his end a generation earlier at the Little Bighorn.

While trauma runs throughout "Strange Cargo" — this perhaps refers to the baggage that we all carry — the big picture is more predictable than strange.

"Fact and Comment" (Mar. 31, p. 27), which commented on "greedy trial lawyers," should have perhaps referred to the real culprit.