Sentence examples for as perhaps thought from inspiring English sources

The importance of the pioneer factors and the role of co-factors suggests that these 'master' regulators are not as all-powerful as perhaps thought and that they function within a complex regulatory network to define cell state.

Remind me". Lurking within my list of Lowells, Berrymans and Plaths, there was a second list, a sub-list, of poets once admiringly reviewed and perhaps thought of as the next new thing, but now teetering on the edge of oblivion, an oblivion which presumably they had spent whole lifetimes seeking to transcend, by dint of what they took to be their gifts as poets.

As a matter of speculation, Collingwood perhaps thought that aesthetically relevant properties expressive properties—have to be intrinsic properties of the work of art; in that case, perhaps his conclusion does follow.

Before offering to buy Dell, Mr Icahn wanted the firm to pay a special dividend of $16 billion (from cash reserves and fresh debt), though the suggestion did not form part of his bid, as he perhaps thinks he can do more with the cash as the firm's owner.Leading private-equity firms are now in their best shape since 2007.

Wait!," the child says, or perhaps thinks, as a butterfly swoops past.

People tend to think of an adventure as something hazardous or dangerous; if that gives you pause, perhaps think of it as "something enjoyable, unique, and a departure from your routine".

We could perhaps think of them as updating the probabilities that a solution lies within a given subtree of the search tree.

Frankly, it's hard to know even where to begin with S'Punk – perhaps think of it as Baroque Space-Punk, a place where Queen meet Thin Lizzy who then meet the Osmonds.

Perhaps think of it as a "Tumblr on a Timeline".

Perhaps think of it as a Fourth Industrial Revolution - characterized and driven by the two demographic legs of longevity and population aging?

Better — as perhaps Bouazizi thought — to commit the ultimate act; to choose.