Sentence examples for perhaps believes from inspiring English sources

That includes, the presentation claims, the contents of documents and chats, as well as information about what one reads and cares about and, perhaps, believes.

This new deployment of troops isn't really about fighting international terrorism, as the Bush administration insists (and perhaps believes, which may be worse).

(The Mohegan Sun, which perhaps believes it is doing something valuable by providing gambling parents with baby-sitting services for children as young as 6 weeks old, quickly issued a statement condemning Ms. Wu and promoting its various options for child care, which include areas called Kids Quest and Cyber Quest, both open until 2 a.m. on Friday and Saturday nights).

Or did she perhaps believe she was being possessed?

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

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

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

(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.

As Hernández tumbled to the ground, the assistant referee on the sideline waived his flag, but Lopez let play continue, perhaps believing the striker had taken a dive.