Sentence examples for is perhaps thinking from inspiring English sources

Godley is perhaps thinking of Une Nuit a Paris, the nine-minute, three-part mini-opera that opens 1975's The Original Soundtrack, and inspired Queen to make Bohemian Rhapsody.

A VC who focuses on board seats, voting rights, or other terms that define control may be less confident in the management team and is perhaps thinking ahead to when it will be replaced.

When he speaks of extending liberally the set of logical terms, Tarski is perhaps thinking of the phenomenon of what he calls the "disciplines preceding a given discipline" in Tarski (1937) (see p. 80).

If his theories and practices can work on Quell, Dodd is perhaps thinking, they can work on anyone.

They are perhaps thinking only that night is falling again, and that the men will come to each of them again, an unending horror.

Some contract lamas are perhaps thinking, with some wistfulness, of the central government's pledge to "reconstruct" Sikkim with a special focus on its monasteries.

They had a little bit of a negative mindset going into that first Test – they were perhaps thinking about Brisbane and that Australia hadn't lost there for 27 years.

But it appears that twentieth-century scholars who saw a close conceptual link between universal hylomorphism and the plurality of forms were perhaps thinking of the two theories as motivated by a common commitment to the first theory of predication described in § 4 above.

Italo Svevo was perhaps thinking of this moment when he had his comic hero, Zeno, get his doctor to sign a certificate of sanity.

"Acclaimed" is perhaps wishful thinking, but the most dubious words in that puffy phrase are "documentary film".

Christopher Kane's was, perhaps, also thinking of bigger things.