Sentence examples for perhaps the work of from inspiring English sources

Was his death, perhaps, the work of a disgruntled colleague?

Perhaps the work of Robert Zemeckis also resembles a box of chocolates: you never know what you're going to get.

The same evening, two Israelis were killed when a bus was blown up by a bomb, perhaps the work of Hamas, in Hadera inside Israel.

Two men were killed in Belfast this week: one in a simmering inter-loyalist feud; the other death was possibly drug-related and perhaps the work of republicans.

Perhaps the work of Chris Morris is what the misanthropic humour contained here most closely resembles, although former Arab Strap man Middleton manages to counterpoint Shrigley's bleak lyrics with intriguing soundscapes, from lush electro to delicate folk.

The most popular expression of this approach was perhaps the work of Roland Barthes, including Mythologies (1957), but his work fragmented into various branches linguistic, genetic, psychobiographical, sociocultural each with its exponents and disciples increasingly embroiled in academic, and often abstruse, debate.

Near Tehran University, there is a row of bookstores (roughly eighty per cent of Iran's population is literate and seventy per cent is under the age of thirty) that sell practically everything — except, perhaps, the works of Salman Rushdie.

More important perhaps, the works of leading Surrealists are effortlessly identifiable, the common denominator between all the pictures and sculpture that have been rising over the past decade and drove bidders into a frenzy of desire this week.

Near Tehran University, there is a row of bookstores (roughly eighty per cent of Iran's population is literate and seventy per cent is under the age of thirty) that sell practically everything except, perhaps, the works of Salman Rushdie.

Perhaps the works of Eric Van Lustbader (Jian, etc).

Perhaps examining the work of Joel Zimmerman can shed some light.