Sentence examples for perhaps he told from inspiring English sources

Perhaps he told them about all the people he killed in the war.

On the sideline, McKnight embraced Sanchez, his best friend since childhood, and perhaps he told him not to even think about looking for his helmet.

"I was speaking at a rally and I made a joke, an unfortunate one perhaps," he told Ansa.

Perhaps, he told New Scientist, "if more women and older men were trading, the markets would be more stable".

(Eisenschiml imagines that Stanton's having been reported as saying "angels" would have been a disaster — too self-consciously pious — and that he spread the "ages" story afterward. "Perhaps he told it to eager-eared hostesses," Eisenschiml sneers).

Perhaps he told me about his early intelligence career because, as he acknowledged, the visit to Israel was bringing out the Jew latent in him — an identity never really hidden, since he had proudly retained his real last name through decades of official anti-Semitism.

Then, perhaps inevitably, he told a joke.

Four years later, Mr Sankara was killed, perhaps after he told soldiers loyal to him to eliminate his supposed ally.

Perhaps optimistically, he told Uefa delegates that he was confident of securing at least 60 votes outside Europe, and Platini said he could deliver at least 45 votes from Europe.

He died in 1999 without receiving the recognition he deserved, perhaps because he told stories about ordinary people and was very idealistic in his writing, which isn't always very fashionable.

"It's just bad public policy…and perhaps illegal," he told the paper.