Sentence examples for perhaps represents from inspiring English sources

Ms Athey perhaps represents orthodox theory better than any medallist has for some years.

The Enoch Arden volume of 1864 perhaps represents the peak of his popularity.

Mr. Miller's hiring perhaps represents a new direction for the network at night.

That perhaps represents the next lesson, another among the things even the biggest prospects need to learn.

The fact that Seville follows him here, after being worn down late at the Curragh, perhaps represents insurance against Treasure Beach's gauge entering the red.

So metaphorically, Gonzalez talks about the crossing of borders — the idea of how a passport perhaps represents a national identity and this passport really being open.

That, perhaps, represented bottom.

Another candidate, Jonathan J. Judge, perhaps represented more of a threat.

(The center X, the seventh mark, was an outlier, perhaps representing Tanowitz, or some higher power).

An extra day of rest would perhaps represent the best situation for the Mets.

There was even a single, monstrous, bulky tower on a huge raised pedestal that perhaps represented the ultimate parking garage.