Sentence examples for ideas perhaps from inspiring English sources

Because seasoned Bravo producers have their own ideas, perhaps?

This will be the year of new ideas, perhaps.

In Youngstown, Clinton mocked Romney's flexibility of ideas, perhaps forgetting his own notorious "triangulation" of policy.

Mr. Mugler's fragrances are typically polarizing — either you love them or hate them — as are his ideas, perhaps brilliant, perhaps drippy.

He said the council would be "like the kitchen for the political process" — a place to cook up ideas, perhaps, but not to wield power.

But it's also very French in its exploration of philosophical ideas, perhaps sub-consciously channelling her countryman Jean Baudrillard's work on simulations and simulacra.

It was a very good idea, perhaps 10 years early.

Artificial insemination seemed like a smart idea, perhaps the only idea.

There's an idea – perhaps the Bounty could take the shape of a chocolate-coated coconut.

I had some grandiose idea, perhaps, of being St. Francis to her St.

The other is that, every now and again, a writer hits on an idea, perhaps randomly, which unexpectedly takes off.