Sentence examples for perhaps thought of from inspiring English sources

"My son is free," Mrs. McCray said, and, speaking of all five men, perhaps thought of him as she zeroed in on fatherhood: "Maybe they will live to become the men they want to be, the fathers they want to be, to raise their children so this doesn't happen to them".

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".

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

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

Perhaps the thought of a simultaneous translation was off-putting - or maybe it was the Basque professor's subject matter - but the audience for this free event was small.

Maybe it's the fact that weapons are awesome, or perhaps the thought of needless bloodshed is inspiring when I can't quite decide on which shade of red to go for... shucks.

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

Something, perhaps the thought of my far-off mother, made me sing instead.

MI is perhaps best thought of as a way of having purposeful conversations about difficult issues.

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