Sentence examples for perhaps to hide from inspiring English sources

A place, perhaps, to hide the deficit?

It suggests that somebody erased the evidence, perhaps to hide the fact that Handel was gay.

But you get the point: the charge against compassionate conservatism is that it has no meaning, except perhaps to hide conservative intolerance.

As for Maeve, she just stared down at her plate, trying, perhaps, to hide the tears that were trickling into her untouched food.

In September 1860, Charles Dickens burned "the accumulated letters and papers of 20 years," perhaps to hide evidence of his teenage mistress.

Why the cannon was buried remains unclear — perhaps to discourage its removal by college authorities or others, perhaps to hide a broken muzzle (the gun is said to have burst upon being fired one last time, while lying flat in 1836).

Is there a part of you that you hate to look at and perhaps try to hide from others?

But to realize this dream will require Abe and his successors, over many years, perhaps decades, to hide their intentions, to disingenuously swear fealty to the United States and to the "alliance," pursuing an end game that is building a fully independent defense capability that renders the American security guarantee unnecessary.

As the restaurant filled up, Geoff opened up, perhaps attempting to hide his presence by immersing himself in conversation.

As the restaurant filled up, Trevor opened up, perhaps attempting to hide his presence by immersing himself in conversation.

"Perhaps he wanted to hide them," Dr. Kramml said.