Sentence examples for which perhaps the from inspiring English sources

report gave a mistaken impression — which perhaps the O.S.C.E.

Mitchell uncovers the weirdness in her — which perhaps the other men in her life never discovered, and perhaps she's never discovered in herself.

It can be described as the creation of disorder and mischief for which perhaps the word oppression is a suitable substitute, as used in most English translations.

First, and most potently, as James Bond; second, as the embodiment of a certain kind of grizzled wisdom, of which perhaps the most notable is Indiana Jones's father.

But this was one of those antic conceits, appearing and vanishing in a breath, from which, perhaps, the best regulated mind is not free.

It was a speech of bold claims, of which perhaps the boldest was his assertion that Liberal Democrats are making the political weather.

We found that only 10%% of the records were in line with the criteria, which perhaps is the most serious flaw in the audit.

But tension and dread are far more the norm than the exception, which perhaps explains the time-defying and endlessly renewing appeal of Joy Division.

There was little the three writers had in common, which perhaps made the point about the topic at hand.

His showmanship and popularity caused white baseball fans to take greater notice of the players in the Negro leagues, which perhaps hastened the integration of baseball.

Which perhaps begs the question: why the new investment?