Sentence examples for perhaps revealed that from inspiring English sources

The public reaction to Parker's case has perhaps revealed that many people today may believe that criminal liability for rape should not, like other serious crimes, hinge on the presence of a guilty mental state in the defendant with respect to the complainant's consent but, rather, on the complainant's experience of not consenting.

But it's perhaps revealing that very few novelists have successfully attempted songwriting.

I find it interesting, and perhaps revealing, that the two who attack H.V. as 'racist' didn't care to provide their full names.

It was perhaps revealing that when Suschitzky picked his favourite among his own photographs, it was a doleful picture of London zoo's famous gorilla Guy, whose discontent leaps off the page.

But some brokers say that in an industry that depends on foot traffic and first impressions, it is off-putting to make someone fumble with their shoes, and perhaps reveal that they are overdue for a pedicure or have ripped socks, before they even see the kitchen.

This early Direct ahead of E3 might tease the concept of Stars and give some cursory details about it, and perhaps reveal that as part of Nintendo's E3 Treehouse, that the game will be able to be played by press and fans, and will be featured on their various streams.

As for this show's predilection toward killing children, I hope Valentini and Carlivati put an end to it, and perhaps reveal that Cole and Hope are, like Robin, mysteriously alive.

That rate runs ahead of the US Census' 2006 estimation that African Americans represent 15.8percentt of Florida's population -- perhaps revealing that the Obama campaign's attempt to register black voters at historic, potentially game-changing rates might have paid some dividends.

But instead of closure what he provoked — or, perhaps, revealed — was the confusion that Egyptians now wrestle with.

Schwarz further states that "in the early days of World War II Orwell kept a list of those he suspected of being Nazi sympathizers," and "how many critics today would hold that had Orwell shared that list with the Foreign Office he would have acted wrongly?" It is perhaps revealing, however, that Orwell chose to hand over the pro-Communist list but not the pro-Nazi list.

Having said it wanted a tie-up with EADS, BAE has perhaps already revealed that it cannot continue as a standalone business.