Sentence examples for perhaps to please from inspiring English sources
Ultimately, however, Shaw changed his mind and accepted the command, perhaps to please his mother.
But recently they have changed their minds, perhaps to please the establishment around the court of the old king.
Perhaps to please America, it signed up to Resolution 1441 last November, and at the time French diplomats said (off the record) that if Saddam did not comply there would not need to be a further resolution though France was careful to emphasise that in that event the initiative should remain with the Security Council, advised by the weapons inspectors.
Perhaps then, to please the growing band of small countries, a commissioner could after all be retained for each; and the votes in the council might then be reallocated to give a bit more weight to big members.
His distinction looks cynical, perhaps calculated to please fellow members of his Hindu nationalist outfit, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS .Assam's troubles, however, will hardly influence the election outcome.
And she noticed, pleading to the audience several times (perhaps jokingly?) to "please stay for one more song, just one more, please".
Perhaps Bob made an error in judgment, perhaps his desire to please blinded him to Pete's obvious prejudice.
Perhaps his enthusiasm was irresistible; perhaps she wanted more than anything to please him; perhaps — particularly after her first book was done — she simply needed a new subject.
We also get to see Wilson's fractured and toxic relationship with father and onetime Beach Boys manager Murry (Bill Camp), portrayed as an abusive and aggrieved bully whom Wilson kept trying to please, perhaps establishing the pattern for his later relationship with therapist Landy.
My client immediately wanted to demonstrate concern, perhaps there was some guilt there, or perhaps it was a need to please a coach who was becoming more important in his life.
Then again, after three weeks on the conference circuit, perhaps I'm too easy to please.
