Sentence examples for perhaps living from inspiring English sources

Perhaps living through Alaska's long dark winter gives a writer extra insight into melancholy.

I remembered that my friend had said that there was supposed to be a genius loci, perhaps living in the house adjacent.

Perhaps living in a country where history is something to be rewritten rather than preserved plays some part in this indifference.

The British government did not share Sir Eric's conviction that, as he put it, "persons from outer space are studying us, or perhaps living among us as earthlings".

Perhaps living under a third-world dictatorship makes me understand that no man should withhold another's freedom under the pretext that he is behaving irresponsibly.

"No, one had a mental block, caused by fatigue and perhaps living with a downbeat character like Querry for two years.

If things were different I would perhaps live a little removed [from it]," she said.

That time is gone or malled-over, and the dream perhaps lives on only in Ecuador or Hokkaido.

Chilcot repeated his insistence that evidence would be heard in public, and perhaps live on television, "wherever possible".

But not on Monday night, as this Herbert rant will perhaps live longer than what most saw as a boring game.

Although the world's big economies could perhaps live with regionalism, scores of other countries, especially in the developing world, would be left out.