Sentence examples for perhaps to define from inspiring English sources

But, rather than endure yet another turgid thesis on the subject (isn't it striking that the study of a medium built on impact should have given rise to such notably unreadable literature?), we should be satisfied perhaps to define news as something that makes you think "well, I never knew that".

In the face of this confusion, it is most useful, perhaps, to define health, good or bad, in terms that can be measured, can be interpreted with respect to the ability of the individual at the time of measurement to function in a normal manner and with respect to the likelihood of imminent disease.

In order to define and offer optimal treatments and perhaps to define which patients require further specialist evaluation or support after treatment, it is very important to measure QOL and chronic adverse treatment effects accurately.

In High-Rise he appears to have done a similar thing – although the hypothesis is perhaps harder to define.

By transitioning as a highly visible trans woman who does not have passing privilege, Jenner is both participating in the spectacle and, perhaps, trying to define his womanhood on his own terms given his limitations.

He was gifted as a composer, and it's perhaps impossible to define the line between a good song and a memorable one, but for all their variety and melodic poignancy, Kleban's songs are strongest in their lyrics.

It's perhaps easier to define it by what sensitive information isn't.

And they show Saverin has an appetite to be at the forefront of how we function online, perhaps even to define it.

"And in a seminar, I'm really more of an orchestra conductor". He also had to engage an audience that didn't yet exist, and he had to speak in a way that is both accessible and sophisticated, perhaps stopping to define a term like "externality" but not shying away from robust ideas.

What I mean is that in urban transformation projects we architects should perhaps try to define the sphere and limits of our action better; we should interpret the resilience of the city's critical places, that is, their ability to autonomously and spontaneously reorganise themselves.

Critical thinking is perhaps difficult to define, but I like to think of it as multi-stage process wherein first the facts of an issue or phenomenon are determined and then the issue of interest is subjected to a reasoned examination from multiple points of view.