Sentence examples for perhaps I imagined from inspiring English sources

Perhaps I imagined a little burst of chili heat?

It was impossible to see clearly, and soon he was obscured by the giant tombs of old Rimini families, but for a second I was certain he was carrying the tulips I'd left on Fellini's grave — perhaps, I imagined, as a present for a voluptuous girlfriend.

Perhaps I imagined she'd have the luck of other stars, and that someone would become her conservator, not let her out to pubs anymore, and hold on so tightly to her life and career, she might just survive.

Perhaps I imagine an idealized version of one, but it's something I truly want.

The Irish stew was pretty tasty, perhaps because I imagined that it was laced with stout.

I had been sitting there so long, perhaps I had imagined it.

Perhaps I'm imagining it, but I decide to ignore Mr Ramsay on this one.

Perhaps I was imagining the Glenn Miller Orchestra, whose outfits also convey a kind of retro hip sartorial chic that I've seen behind the desk at certain swell hotels, now that I think of it.

Perhaps I would imagine a ring sparkling on its wearer's hand as she reached for another glass of champagne.

Then, at perhaps my lowest point, I imagined that I had a son who I sent to the people to do with as they wished — some kind of bizarre loaner, I guess.

When I went to Pakistan for the first time 20 years ago, I imagined and perhaps feared that the trip would ignite some deep realisation that it was truly where I belonged.