Sentence examples for I are perhaps from inspiring English sources

When the series reached its half-way mark I wrote a piece comparing Sir Kenneth's "Civilisation" to Clive Bell's essay – a line of thought which was pursued farther last week in a "Times" leading article – and it was not a happy comparison, although there have been so few stabs at getting down to a definition of civilisation that the "Times" leader-writer and I are perhaps not to be blamed.

I'm perhaps too body-obsessed.

I was perhaps the leader.

I am, perhaps, grateful even to Charlie.

I realise I am perhaps not selling it too well.

Had I been, perhaps secretly, comforted by the church?

I was perhaps too quick to think nothing of it.

I was perhaps not enfolded in the bed's depths, but I was definitely folded.

I'm perhaps one of those who knows best how it works.

"I'm perhaps the least essential person in this equation," he said.

"I'm perhaps over-dignifying baby pictures when I talk about them as art, but I think the abstraction applies".