Sentence examples for which perhaps bears from inspiring English sources
Again, as I have been watching this on TV, I cannot say with absolute certainty, but given my respect for the league and its integrity I thought it was something that you ought to be made aware of, which perhaps bears further investigation.
The truncated anatomies, which perhaps bear a passing resemblance to much later creations by Sarah Lucas, have their own distinct presence, especially when arranged in disorientating installations such as Hôtel du Pavot, Chambre 202 (1970-73), which is held by the Centre Georges Pompidou, in Paris.
The duo collaborated on the synth-heavy pop track, which (perhaps not-surprisingly) bears strong sonic similarities to recent work by Adam Lambert.
Then we spent a week on Lake Atitlán, which has perhaps borne the hardest brunt of backpackers.
Rau's gun strap is placed underneath his upper backpack strap which perhaps makes it difficult to shoot a bear in a hurry.
These clues point to the inevitable human cost of such an implacable struggle sustained over so many years, which perhaps only those closest to Carter had to bear.
Which perhaps verges on the superlative, especially when one of the stories — Mohsin Hamid's The (Former) General In His Labyrinth bears a close resemblance to a Choose Your Own Adventure (remember those?) in digital form.
Which perhaps makes sense.
Which perhaps sounds self-evident.
Which perhaps is as it should be.
