Sentence examples for thereby perhaps from inspiring English sources

Indeed, government sources began to steer away late last year from the idea that foreign terrorists mailed the letters, thereby perhaps preparing us for a revelation.

Tonight's town-hall format allows the candidates to respond directly to voters, and thereby perhaps to convey their empathy more visibly or even viscerally.

As Nilekani's friends point out, if he succeeds in establishing an I.D. protocol — thereby, perhaps, helping to create an inclusive, low-corruption identity for India itself — it will be because he drew Delhi and Bangalore into an awkward embrace.

Barthes relation to politics recalls Gides's: willingness in times of ideological mobilization to take the right stands, to be politicalNbut, finally, not; and thereby, perhaps, to tell the truth that hardly anybody else is telling.

By these and myriad other stratagems, Puryear shows how to matter in the world: be interested and thereby, perhaps, interesting, as often and for as long as you can.

Perhaps it was a game of "keep him guessing to keep him close": if a male could not tell when his mate was fertile, he would have to stick around for more of the month to insure that any offspring were his and thereby, perhaps, provide better parental care.

For example, is a lie that leads to something good thereby permissible, perhaps even obligatory, or would it be forbidden simply in virtue of being a lie?

All we can do is substitute our lips and "thereby arrive perhaps at a slightly more satisfying result than if we were reduced to caressing the beloved with a horny tusk".

This allows for parental notification in a facilitated conversation, thereby preserving — perhaps increasing — the trust and rapport between all three parties, empowering the child to take ownership for his own disclosure and allowing the physician to observe and appropriately mediate any ensuing conflict.

Sequence alignments indicate that the CTRP 1st to 4th vWA domains exhibit greater conservation, and thereby are perhaps functionally more important than the 5th and 6th domains.

But if (40) can be glossed as 'Juliet did some kissing, and Romeo was thereby kissed', perhaps the ancient idea can be deployed in developing Leibniz' suggestion that relational sentences like (40) somehow contain simpler active-voice and passive-voice sentences; cp.