Sentence examples for which are perhaps from inspiring English sources

"We make things very important which are perhaps not all that important.

A main focus is the National Academies of the United States, which are perhaps the world's most prestigious scientific organizations.

Danbury is a study in contrasts, which are perhaps most apparent on two streets named for the hills they climb.

But he has questions about other aspects in the areas closer to the house, which are perhaps not as true to the original as they could be.

The Shankaran system has sounded the keynote of intellectual Hinduism down to the present, but later teachers founded sub-schools of Vedanta, which are perhaps equally important.

10] made important declarations to the Herald, which are perhaps Servia's last message to Christendom before waging war to free the Balkan populations from Turkish oppression.

The swarms are sometimes attracted by light sources and sometimes by passing humans, which are perhaps being mistaken for the insects' gathering beacons.

The $5m prize is more analogous to top golf or boxing prizes, which are perhaps the only other games of skill in which an individual stands to gain as much money.

That is, whereas the items identified by the deprived in the PSE research-which are perhaps the underlying motivation for the observed mental health effect-differed by sex, in our study they did not.

Emily says the hunting and fishing shots which are, perhaps unsurprisingly, a lot more prominent in the South Island tend to appeal to other men, rather than women.

Immune cells called macrophages which are perhaps best known for their ability to engulf and digest microbes and cell debris help to control inflammation.