Sentence examples for was perhaps trying from inspiring English sources

She later admitted she was, perhaps, trying to finish with a flourish.

I was perhaps trying to salvage his humanity amid the horrific theatre of war in my home.

Marco Armiliato, the usually strong conductor, was perhaps trying too hard to bring freshness to this familiar score.

The service is very friendly and there is a sense of occasion about the restaurant, although I felt it was perhaps trying too hard.

In the beginning of the tournament I was perhaps trying to save a little bit of energy without paying much attention to my opponent".

If anything, the new tools are seeking to inculcate in a new generation of users the skepticism that the Walter Cronkite-watching generation perhaps lacked -- and that Mr. Noe was perhaps trying to teach us in ninth grade.

The team is facing confidence troubles and are perhaps trying to hard.

In the process, WikiLeaks is perhaps trying to render governments as brain-addled as Ms. Smith sees her students.

The same thinking dictates that, if you're making a decision about your person even though no such decision exists, you are, at best, trying to make a statement, and are perhaps trying to do something much worse.

Although the poetic language is perhaps trying a little too hard and the text is sometimes too heavy with message, it's a worthwhile book that stands up in its own right.

In pushing ahead, New York is, perhaps, trying to catch up with other cities, including Philadelphia and San Francisco, which have vowed to create citywide wireless networks and to treat Internet access as a broadly available public utility.