Sentence examples for perhaps think that from inspiring English sources

Others, perhaps, think that the fee-for-service system is inherently flawed.

Do they, perhaps, think that a can of worms is best left unopened in the cause of pacifying former pariah states?

Did he perhaps think that he could come up with a modern version of a schoolroom classic, à la 10 Things I Hate About You?

But, as a school leader, if you're constantly seeing comments about what the head of Ofsted thinks about all sorts of issues, you perhaps think that they carry more clout than they actually do.

"On the first few occasions, one might perhaps think that the analytic treatment had come up against a disturbance due to a chance event," Freud wrote in his "Introductory Lectures on Psychoanalysis," of 1917.

One might, perhaps, think that the mere existence of many-valued logics shows that there exist infinitely, in fact, uncountably many truth values.

She perhaps thought that her guns would keep her safe.

When she came back, they perhaps thought that it could go back like before.

When Kushner hired Gorelick, he perhaps thought that her Democratic pedigree was an asset.

Like a number of other rock musicians whose hits have stopped coming, Bowie perhaps thought that he could remake himself as a playwright — or something.

As a matter of speculation, Collingwood perhaps thought that aesthetically relevant properties expressive properties—have to be intrinsic properties of the work of art; in that case, perhaps his conclusion does follow.