Sentence examples for perhaps think of from inspiring English sources

This is a warning from the dock, a hint that cricket could perhaps think of reining itself in elsewhere, diluting its own rampant gluttony, thinking a little harder about who it shakes hands with generally – and sending out a message that at all times it is the game that is sacred, not its disorientating new riches.

The reader may roll his eyes at this, and perhaps think of Fielding's Parson Adams, in "Joseph Andrews," who tries to pawn his sermons, and who falls into argument with another parson about who is the better writer.

Frankly, it's hard to know even where to begin with S'Punk – perhaps think of it as Baroque Space-Punk, a place where Queen meet Thin Lizzy who then meet the Osmonds.

At the most basic conceptual level, perhaps think of the songlines as the oral archives of Indigenous history that chart the very creation of the land and sea by the Dreaming totems (animals), and the various marks – trees, waterholes, rocky outcrops and creatures – along them.

Perhaps think of it as a "Tumblr on a Timeline".

Perhaps think of it as a Fourth Industrial Revolution - characterized and driven by the two demographic legs of longevity and population aging?

Many others, perhaps, thought of other things.

"I would have perhaps thought of playing five bowlers - with the strength of South Africa's batting you might need five bowlers to get through them".

The participants would age less rapidly, and along the way some of them might perhaps think better of the whole thing.

Results suggest that flood forecasters may not instinctively use ensemble predictions in the way that promoters of EPS perhaps think they should.

Perhaps you think of Mao, of mass uniformity.