Sentence examples for perhaps believed from inspiring English sources

And just like that, two people who perhaps believed they would never be happy — are.

The authorities perhaps believed – to paraphrase Auden's line about poetry – that conceptual art makes nothing happen.

In the nineteen-seventies, when she first began working, Rule perhaps believed that the goal of her work was to "save other victims".

But if you did pay attention to that – and perhaps believed it was the day the music died – it was by far the biggest news of the night.

After uniting James, Wade and Bosh, Riley perhaps believed the high-level role players would flock to South Beach and sign for minimum-level salaries for the chance to win titles.

Valiant journalists like Konrad Heiden tried to correct the barrage of Nazi propaganda but found the effort futile, because, as Heiden wrote, "the refutation would be heard, perhaps believed, and definitely forgotten again".

Or did she perhaps believe she was being possessed?

Perhaps believing the hype about female intuition could in fact, reduce the overall accuracy of your decision making.

(The railroad, perhaps believing that the name sounded frivolous or even risque, always referred to the place as Foster Station).

In the past, Madison residents have resisted highway access, perhaps believing isolation to be the best safeguard for suburban tranquillity.

India tolerates most of what is written about the country, perhaps believing, as a member of the present cabinet put it when in opposition, that "this is India.