Sentence examples for perhaps to appear from inspiring English sources

The cerebral damage, he wrote, "may be delayed, perhaps to appear during the night following, and this delay of some hours distracts attention from the earlier precipitating factor".

"This is an editorial decision to get more pageviews — and perhaps to appear cool and above outrage, while simultaneously stoking it — and it's more pathetic than anything else".

Perhaps to appear more knowledgeable than the human-resources lady, I told April the only thing I knew about Alaska.

One young woman, perhaps trying to appear friendly, begins the overture grinning from ear to ear.

Perhaps hoping to appear balanced, the press has once again failed to investigate and report the facts.

Statham, however, manages to stand out from – or perhaps just to appear measurably less preposterous than – his co-stars even in a testosterone-heavy cast like The Expendables.

The Democratic establishment, perhaps reluctant to appear too heavy-handed in the post-Blagojevich era, could not agree on a single candidate and made no endorsement.

Both men are 30 now and perhaps unlikely to appear in another World Cup but they are crucial emblematic figures of the current generation and very probably key to the shape of the squad for the upcoming Copa América.

Some celebrities are active investors; others receive a licensing fee for the use of their names, perhaps agreeing to appear at the restaurant a certain number of times a year.

This surprising dichotomy could be a result of a social desirability bias; those who reported themselves as more religious perhaps wanting to appear open-minded to evolution's applicability, while still rating their knowledge level as low.

But even if he does win California, what will happen next is that Sanders flies home to Burlington, Vermont, and then the next day (perhaps timed to appear on the Wednesday evening news on the East Coast), Bernie will give a concession speech.