Sentence examples for perhaps began from inspiring English sources

The trend perhaps began two seasons ago, when the Celtics obtained Garnett and Allen and the Lakers obtained Gasol.

It was in that community that she got her first glimpse of psychological relief, and perhaps began to decipher some of her experiences and speak of them to others.

"Systems thinking in evolutionary studies perhaps began with Alfred Wallace's likening of the action of natural selection to the governor on a steam engine -- that is, as a mechanism for removing the unfit and thereby keeping populations 'up to snuff' as environmental actors," Smith said.

It perhaps began with the philosophes, the rationalists and liberals such as Voltaire and Diderot who emphasized the development of the individual through state education—not as a means, of course, of adjusting to the state and its current government but as a means of creating critical, detached, responsible citizens.

I am really ashamed that we could have proposed such a monster, a building which was trying to say, 'I want to be so great.'" This self-consciously "iconic" object, useful for fundraising perhaps, began to look increasingly shallow as the surroundings evolved into an area of chamfered glass towers.

To limit Bangladesh to 238 was a fine effort – none of whom performed badly – in the heat of day, although allowing the tail, led by the estimable (and, after his fine, now slightly poorer) Mashrafe Mortaza, to thieve 75 from the final 10 overs perhaps began the rot.

He's thirty-eight now and maybe, perhaps, beginning to fade.

Or perhaps begin with steamed artichokes, stuffed with capers, bread crumbs and garlic.

And this is where we perhaps begin to sympathize with the Grand Inquisitor.

This is point were her issues end and yours, perhaps, begin.

If only I could make it reach the brain, the conversation with myself might perhaps begin.