Sentence examples for perhaps of being from inspiring English sources
A few have asked to be removed, fearful perhaps of being seen as witless automatons.
I had some grandiose idea, perhaps, of being St. Francis to her St.
But who was to inform the police – and take the risk, perhaps – of being beaten to reveal a source?
The Labour leadership wants to renew the Trident fleet, fearful perhaps of being branded irresponsible and naive, of threatening jobs, and of being weak on defence and security.
("When you wear something for the first time," Isabel said, "it should surprise you with a rush of feeling you weren't expecting" — the ephemeral feeling, perhaps, of being happy with yourself).
Taichman tries to loosen her up here, but all Ruff can do is what she always does, which is rage at the indignity, perhaps, of being black in a largely white medium.
Could he perhaps be accused of being a tad messianic?
He also spoke of myths, whose most essential property, perhaps, is that of being being beautiful.
Perhaps with a fear of being overheard.
Perhaps this is the work of being.
