Sentence examples for perhaps he came from inspiring English sources

Perhaps he came to his own decision.

Perhaps he came to believe them untrue, and that in the end time didn't pardon.

For the Lions there was O'Driscoll, but perhaps he came as part of a package alongside Jamie Roberts.

Eliot often affected the identity of the "resident alien"; perhaps he came to feel that that label accurately described his relation to earthly existence as a whole.

Perhaps he came with the intention of whipping up a controversy that his movie (a gorgeous, though maundering meditation on the end of the world) has singularly failed to provide.

Perhaps he came because he had his own Cincinnati roots: An ancestor, Mabel Marvin, was born here in 1869, a month after the Cincinnati Red Stockings beat the Cincinnati Great Westerns, 45 to 9, in the country's first professional baseball game.

Perhaps he comes closest to a reason when he writes: "If I am lonely in a foreign country, I search for ruins".

Two months ago, the governor acknowledged that perhaps he comes on too strong too often and ought to fight his battles "with humility and constant introspection".

Tremain makes the significant choice not to identify Lev's country of origin (perhaps he comes from the same nameless Eastern bloc country featured in Julian Barnes's 1992 novel, The Porcupine).

"Perhaps," he says to Fawad, "he came out here last night for a swim and left his clothes on the beach and the tide washed them out".

Perhaps where he came from praise for normal behavior would be considered embarrassing.