Sentence examples for perhaps to demonstrate from inspiring English sources
Haydn's Indian partner leaves him in disgust, perhaps to demonstrate that there is some decency and sense in this world.
The purpose of this series was perhaps to demonstrate the activities of the Observatory and the equipment they used to gather data.
Garon was wearing a baseball hat referring to his time in Vietnam Vietnamnam veteran!" Romney said when he saw him, not by way of introducing himself (he has no military experience) but perhaps to demonstrate his eye for textual details.
But he extended an invitation for a reporter to visit, perhaps to demonstrate, as he prepares to step onto a larger stage, that he is still very much involved in the making of his pieces.
Perhaps to demonstrate his smoldering contempt for Kuhn, Finley showed up at a hearing into the sales of the players wearing a yellow golf hat, a yellow sports shirt and a yellow carnation.
The Islamist group has in recent weeks released videos of children fighting in cages and in military training, part of an apparent drive to recruit 'cubs of the caliphate' - but, also, perhaps to demonstrate the durability of the so-called Islamic State in the face of allied air-strikes.
For good measure Roberto Mancini sent out Scott Sinclair too, perhaps hoping to demonstrate the midweek training ground ructions had been overplayed.
He loves Carrie, wants them to change the world together and perhaps needed to demonstrate his reach and influence, having disparaged her "small potatoes" gig at The Fair Trial Project.
Comey's recollection of his first meeting with Trump was vivid and colourful, with small details that are perhaps calculated to demonstrate the reliability of his memory.
Perhaps trying to demonstrate the breadth of his knowledge, Mr. Romney careened from Iran to Poland to China to Latin America to Greece to balanced budgets.
It is not surprising that Steinbrenner helped the F.B.I., to help his case for a pardon but perhaps also to demonstrate his avowed patriotism.
