Sentence examples for ideas that perhaps from inspiring English sources

It is easier to prove that Picasso read Pascal on infinity than that he knew Poincaré's "conventionalist" ideas of space -- ideas that perhaps Princet (and Einstein) could misunderstand.

For black men, this has always been the case; and the idea of identity has always been explored in a lot of different ways for gay men because we have always been in opposition to certain ideas that perhaps would be the best-received ideas of masculinity.

But there are some ideas that perhaps should be considered.

Such an exercise has the potential to reveal highly novel ideas that, perhaps 10 or so years from now, could result in a new flowering of publications that might transform some segments of this exceedingly complicated family of nature-nature interactions.

But the opera, as seen in Nicola Raab's generally persuasive staging with sets by Anne Marie Legenstein and Alix Burgstaller that decadently depict Victorian drawing rooms, is marred by the decision to have the picture consist simply of an empty frame, an idea that perhaps seemed bold in concept but misfires in execution.

But, unlike Tinder and other rivals, Paktor is also working on some ideas that are perhaps unusual for dating apps.

Another innovation, by a group of Austrian ski-lift operators, is an idea that seemed perhaps emblematic of a new realism in Alpine skiing.

Politics and picture books aren't, perhaps, ideas that automatically go hand in hand in readers' minds – especially if they are exhausted parents, absently chanting rhymes as their minds steal off.

However, some have also floated the idea that perhaps Trump's authenticity is itself an act.

Simcha Rotem has had to live with the idea that perhaps he could have done better.

A proposed central clearinghouse for derivatives transactions is another good idea that perhaps doesn't go far enough.