Sentence examples for perhaps thought from inspiring English sources

Even the Tory press – who Islington Council perhaps thought could be relied upon to help propagate the moral panic around drug use in nightclubs – got their backs up at a nanny state trying to curtail everyone's good time.

He seemed nonplussed, reminding us it wasn't our job, but then perhaps thought better of it in order to rid that thought from our minds and announced they were not seeking death.

By voicing the opinion that Steven's death was a suicide, they perhaps thought their low scores and the possibility of a killer in our midst might go away.

And then, later, someone — perhaps Stanton at the time, or perhaps only Hay long afterward — thought that there was more point and solemn originality in what someone else (Hay from the very moment, perhaps?) thought he had heard, and decided to change it.

Perhaps, thought Jonah, they were overawed.

She perhaps thought that her guns would keep her safe.

Perhaps thoughts of frenzied Cuban nights turning into cocktail-filled mornings.

According to representational views, meaningful items, like perhaps thoughts or sentences or their constituents, have their contents in virtue of standing in the right relation to the things they represent.

Another aspect of sensitivity can be reacting to the emotions - and perhaps thoughts - of others.

Perhaps the thought of 32 million fuming drivers and voters influenced government thinking".

Perhaps the thought of an extra day made people work less hard on other days.