Sentence examples for perhaps spoke from inspiring English sources

Satie's "Parade" perhaps spoke most about French temperament.

What perhaps spoke louder was his defensive effort against El-Amin.

I'd be very keen to hear from anyone who saw or perhaps spoke to the teenager at any point of the journey.

On the Web, some lighted virtual candles (1.1 million and counting, at lightacandle.sol.dk), in a gesture that perhaps spoke as much to a sense of futility as solidarity.

"The butcher is here!" But the four-hour hearing perhaps spoke most eloquently to Egypt's past, as the court brought someone to account for decades of stagnation and repression so rife it became casual, under whom Egypt lost its perch as the Arab world's most powerful country.

A young Bari fan, Giuseppe Posca, perhaps spoke for many when he told the BBC recently he was still convinced most players here were honest.

Samir's account matches those of six other Jisr al-Shughour citizens who last week all spoke of foreigners – perhaps Iranians – who were standing alongside Syrian soldiers during the clashes.

"Al Franken: God Spoke," directed by Chris Hegedus and Nick Doob, is perhaps best viewed as an investigation of the phenomenon of ideological celebrity, with Mr. Franken as a willing case study.

Perhaps best, and most surprising, of all has been BBC4's When God Spoke English, (repeated tonight), Adam Nicolson's treatise on the making of the King James Bible.

But perhaps one of the poignant moments of Conference was what happened after Elder Kearon spoke--when President Uchtdorf, a member of the First Presidency (the highest governing body of the Church), stood up to further conduct the meeting.

The cartwheel has been perhaps best described in C. reinhardtii and consists of a central hub from which emanate nine spokes capped by a pinhead-like structure (Cavalier-Smith, 1974).