Sentence examples for although perhaps I am from inspiring English sources

Although, perhaps, I am biased; Harriet Monroe was my great-aunt.

But at my school every teacher goes beyond what is required – although perhaps I am just lucky.

But – although perhaps I am suffering a surfeit of national pride – I think there is something about politics at its extremes that neuters British satire in a specific way.

Although perhaps I am extrapolating a bit, Figler's concept of being in a state of essence seems necessary if we are to live each day to the fullest.

It's strange to think that, somewhat paradoxically, inside that other body was a much softer person — although perhaps I'm still not as tough as I'd like to be.

And of course that's true, although perhaps I was being a bit too flippant, as Lynn explains.

"He never saw me in the same light again, although perhaps I was naïve [in the first place]." Nicki now thinks that "it's probably best never to mix your personal and work life, keeping the two personae separate".

Somehow, I don't think so -- although perhaps I'm being naïve.

Although perhaps I'm biased because I'm one of the co-authors, I really do think it's worth a read.

I am told that adults are better at being responsible, working hard and doing their duty than children, although perhaps I have been misinformed.

I was genuinely shocked, although perhaps I shouldn't have been.