Sentence examples for he perhaps does from inspiring English sources

He said: "Lineker has never been a manager so he perhaps does not understand what it's like to have to pick a team.

In these situations man begins to desire that which in fact he perhaps does not need at all — he simply persuades himself he has certain needs which he does not have — or he vaguely desires something which he cannot specify and thus cannot strive for — full stop.

When Edgar criticizes something he calls America, he perhaps does not mean a large and complex nation that has done some good in the world (in 1944, in 1918) but rather is pointing to the world's dominant source of fantasies about stars.

In my view, he perhaps doesn't understand the nature of the transfer of power that has taken place.

Like many other philosophers, Kitcher takes very seriously, even if in the end he perhaps does not fully endorse, standard empiricist or Humean worries about the epistemic accessibility and intelligibility of causal claims.

While he perhaps does not fit exactly into any of these categories, still his development of sophisticated methods of argumentation to produce apparent proofs of the evidently false conclusions that motion is impossible and that there are not in fact many things made it quite natural for Plato, Aristotle, Isocrates, and others to refer to him under all these labels.

Like many revolutionaries, he perhaps did not comprehend the full extent of what he had helped to unleash.

Could he, perhaps, do a Sebastian Coe and carve out a political career?

"He has always performed well even when he perhaps didn't score the goals.

What he perhaps didn't realise is that Tim Farron had just given one.

One person he perhaps didn't and never will get to fuck is Robin Williams, for whom he wrote a tribute song on Heart Blanche.