Sentence examples for I perhaps want from inspiring English sources

No, actually, I want a wildness, a stringently orchestrated amalgam that makes me wonder how it was even made, one that I perhaps want to understand but know there isn't really a definitive answer beyond the wonder of being in the throat of a collision of events, ideas, words, images.

Instead, we perhaps want to think more about restoring and maintaining useful vision.

I think he perhaps wanted this, but did not ask due to the burden this might put on me.

The outcome had been certain by the third inning, when the Dodgers' Enrique Hernandez delivered a grand slam, but I stayed on, perhaps wanting to share something with the Cubs fans, who remained in their seats in silence, almost all of them, to the very end, honoring their wonderful defending champions.

"I think Richard Caring [the owner] was perhaps wanting something like level par to win.

Sometimes players make special requests, perhaps wanting a lucky shirt returned early with a special delivery.

Perhaps wanting modern-day young people to be more savvy or circumspect is asking too much.

Perhaps wanting a political office should in itself be disqualifying.

Many are confused, perhaps wanting to do one but being pressed to do the other.

They're the consumers and they're the people who... Morozov : I know, but, for example, perhaps I want to spend more time thinking about how we should inspire designers to build better technologies.

While this may not be Sachsgate – Chavgate, perhaps – I Want a Baby may well have dented Hill's credibility, sending Twitter into a tizzy and forums into a frenzy.