Sentence examples for I decided perhaps from inspiring English sources

If "Watt" could keep Samuel Beckett from losing his mind, I decided, perhaps it could do the same for me.

At the last minute I decided, perhaps subconsciously, that if I revealed my truth to him, the moment might somehow be ruined by sycophancy.

While not everyone agrees, many Vinteuil sleuths believe Proust based the piece on Camille Saint-Saëns's Violin Sonata No. 1 in D Minor, and though my knowledge of classical music could at best be described as aspirational, I decided — perhaps based more on optimism than reason — to join the believers.

I decided perhaps I should attempt my launch in a more hospitable environment, so I went to Montreal.' He played there in the street or wherever, made little flyers for his shows, mostly at a place called Cafe Sarajevo, full of refugees from the Yugoslavian wars.

I was astonished to find that as I got onto it, I felt really out of breath and really ill … it was great shock … I decided; perhaps I won't run for the tram in future.

I decide, perhaps unwisely, that I'm going to start with the sticky toffee pudding.

I have decided, perhaps unwisely and rudely, to ignore him.

At some point it was decided (perhaps by John Hegley, I dunno) that the British respond positively to crap poetry.

I think all people have a hunger for history, but have decided, perhaps for good reasons, that academic historians and historical societies don't speak to the public.

She would see him one more Sunday, she decided, perhaps two.

The problem was we hadn't realised the score was already decided – perhaps you had even decided before the game started.