Sentence examples for perhaps reflect from inspiring English sources

Björk's working methods, which combine elaborate preparation with last-minute improvisation, perhaps reflect this divided upbringing.

They could then, perhaps, reflect on whether the cons actually outweigh the pros?

Mr. Sharp's invention is a man with a stag's head and hooves, whose contortions perhaps reflect the agony of transformation.

Some of this may, perhaps, reflect the entrepreneurial spirit that ministers would like to imagine is seizing the nation.

The frustration and despair of the songs (about a dejected lover) perhaps reflect Brahms's conflicted love for Clara Schumann.

There is still a shortage of therapists on the NHS, despite increased investment – the latest statistics on a rise in antidepressant use since the recession perhaps reflect this.

Some will surely reject it, but should perhaps reflect that elements of it are informed by Lammy's personal history and long-standing, first hand knowledge of the people of Tottenham.

Pubs feel familiar despite the prices on the chalkboards – £2 for curry and a pint, 50p for an ale – which perhaps reflect the time period more than the cars and phones and Rubik's Cubes.

This may perhaps reflect the widespread sensitivity to the shelters by many in Mr. Karzai's government and in Parliament, who particularly resent that they remind the public of how far Afghanistan has to go in combating violence against women.

Chapters on "As You Like It" and "Hamlet" revert to more conventional textual analysis, interlarded with biographical speculations and digressions; for instance, Rosalind's journey to Arden may derive from Shakespeare's annual trip to Stratford to see his wife and daughters, and the "limbs with travel tired" of the twenty-seventh sonnet perhaps reflect the poor condition of English highways.

Major also said he had sometimes changed policy following his weekly meeting with the Queen, while not giving details: "I can recall occasions where the Queen in discussion put a gloss on something that made one think and reflect on whether it was being done in the right fashion at the right time, or perhaps reflect on what the impact of it would be".