Sentence examples for perhaps to acknowledge from inspiring English sources

It might have been a lark at first, a way of looking anomalous in rooms full of T-shirts — a way, perhaps, to acknowledge the stereotype of the standup comedian as a sport-coated hack.

Where once he held forth conspiratorially, flattering fans by sharing taboo insights with them, now he is more likely to hold forth confrontationally, as a way (perhaps) to acknowledge the Michael Scotts in the crowd.

In 1059 he, along with Earl Tostig and Æthelwine Bishop of Durham, escorted King Malcolm III of Scotland to King Edward's court at Gloucester when Malcolm came south, probably to thank Edward for his help in restoring Malcolm to the Scottish throne, and perhaps to acknowledge the English king as Malcolm's lord.

The self-miniaturization was, perhaps, intended to acknowledge the relative smallness of the artist's own experience in comparison with what Mohammed el Gharani had endured.

He recognises that this observation is nothing new, but perhaps fails to acknowledge the insights provided by the great Lithuanian, Levinas, whose whole philosophy, it is said, can be summed up with the words: "After you, sir".

It is perhaps time to acknowledge that convergence is not the unalloyed reality that some would have us believe.

Perhaps their inability to acknowledge the historical complexity of this conflict is understandable: The Palestinians, after all, were its losers.

In fact the only hole in Boyle's vision of Albion was perhaps a refusal to acknowledge the plastic rubbish that infests much of modern British life.

The internalist would perhaps be wise to acknowledge that it certainly looks as if we can imagine that there could be amoralists as the externalist conceives them.

Well, perhaps we need to acknowledge that the Bernie Sanders' platform just isn't as popular as it's made out to be.

It is perhaps more challenging to acknowledge that those patients with a higher infiltrate of NK cells to the tumour appear to have an inferior outcome following resection.