Sentence examples for perhaps enjoyed from inspiring English sources

Public duties later took him several times to Rome, where he lectured on philosophy, made many friends, and perhaps enjoyed the acquaintance of the emperors Trajan and Hadrian.

When a building is entered, floor, supports, walls, and a ceiling are seen, all of which can be studied and perhaps enjoyed, while the space, in the sense that one is accustomed to think of it, is void: the absence of mass, filled by air.

And Dr. Hector L. Castillo, the independent who has perhaps enjoyed the most success raising money legitimately, showed displeasure at his exclusion from the debate by mustering a hardy band of several dozen protesters who help conduct a vigil outside the NJN studio all evening.

In "A Life's Work," a 2001 memoir of becoming a mother, Rachel Cusk writes that after her daughter's birth her "appetite for the world was insatiable, omnivorous, an expression of longing for some lost, pre-maternal self, and for the freedom that self had perhaps enjoyed, perhaps squandered".

Plastic Argos toy food that could be tolerated, even perhaps enjoyed.

And, perhaps, enjoy it even more.

Perhaps "enjoying" is the wrong word.

Perhaps enjoying a drink in a lively bar is one of those times.

Or perhaps enjoying a downloaded "Breaking Bad" marathon ($21.99 for Season 5)?

She is perhaps enjoying a final cup of tea before being taken into custody.

Well, perhaps enjoying isn't the right word – call it enduring, suffering or surviving.