Sentence examples for which perhaps illustrated from inspiring English sources
Some of the interviewees linked communication skills solely with being able to take a competent history rather than, breaking bad news or conversations with patients' families for example, which perhaps illustrated a lack of perception about communication skills.
Visiting the surrounding region in the province of Asir, there is evidence of a quirky visual culture and heritage, which perhaps illustrates why it became the birthplace of Saudi conceptual art.
And there's a cemetery in the small town of Suwalki, which perhaps most graphically illustrates how difficult it can evidently be to "love thy neighbour" in an area that has been so bitterly fought over.
He said: "This case has perhaps illustrated some of the problems which can arise when an individual asserts that a provision, criterion or practice adopted by an employer conflicts with beliefs which they hold but which may not only not be shared but may be opposed by others in the workforce.
The great variety is perhaps illustrated by his coach blunderbuss which, like naval pistols, had a more corrosion resistant brass barrel.
The prevailing attitude was perhaps illustrated best by an XKCD cartoon, in which a character explains his intention to get rich betting against the new discovery.
The power of these results is that they perhaps illustrate that the speed by which a patient is reviewed by individuals equipped to deal with any physiological deterioration may dictate the eventual outcome.
However, respiratory rate and oxygen requirement at inclusion were lower than in our study and in the two previous trials [5, 6], perhaps illustrating a lower severity of respiratory failure, which may have attenuated the impact of NIV on outcomes.
Two years later this idea of the hero was elaborated in Past and Present, which strove "to penetrate…into a somewhat remote century…in hope of perhaps illustrating our own poor century thereby".
Which perhaps is as it should be.
