Sentence examples for perhaps believed that from inspiring English sources

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

Legally armed with an AK-47, Abeer's father Qassim perhaps believed that he could protect his daughter.

Giri forced an early trade of queens, perhaps believing that would lighten his defensive burden, but Kramnik had no trouble gaining an advantage.

They played fast footy, perhaps believing that's the way it had to be, that that's how "Origin" footy is.

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

Ms Kaminska and Mr Cowen perhaps believe that China needs to keep its exchange rate strong and that it needs to attract hot-money inflows to do so.

Both automakers perhaps believe that consumers find the M-word so offensive that applying it to a product would be suicidal.

Some travellers, perhaps believing that they need to get their money's worth, have resorted to stealing the taps from the carriage lavatories.

Beguiled by technology, they may perhaps believe that smart bombs and Tomahawk missiles can nowadays win military victories without the help of foot soldiers.

Those of us who are more academically gifted may perhaps believe that our higher-than-average IQs and impressive results could perhaps overcome the money-orientated employment industry.

Picasso had urged her to return to painting, announcing, perhaps believing, that in every photographer - including Man Ray himself - there was always a painter eager to be released.