Sentence examples for perhaps I like from inspiring English sources

But I get fantastic suggestions from publishers nearly every week now, and perhaps I like the feeling of doing something new and feeling insecure.

Each page is covered in minutely observed details of anatomy, framed by copious notes in his tiny, spidery mirror-writing (because it was easier for a left hander, or perhaps – I like to think, anyway – because it would make it difficult for anyone else to read and steal his ideas).

Perhaps, I like to fantasise (when I'm not planning how to deface the damn thing), this notice will end up in some school history textbook of the future, to illustrate for kids of the 24th Century the 21st Century's fixation with locking people up.

Perhaps I, like everyone around me, was merely an unwitting accomplice.

Perhaps I, like many minority and female students, had been socialized to think that pursuing such a career was not an option for me.

"Perhaps I liked excitement too much," Holloway states ruefully.

Not as many as once did, perhaps — "I liked Vegas better when the Mob ran it" is the constant, semi-ironic complaint of the old-timers.

Perhaps it was that I liked asking for money; perhaps I simply liked sleeping well at night.

Perhaps I'd like to write about my grown son bringing women home?

If I'd heard Court and Spark or Hejira first, perhaps I'd like them more.

Because I watched It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia, perhaps I'd like to watch Serpico.