Sentence examples for perhaps to believe from inspiring English sources

Safer, perhaps, to believe in unicorns.

It is easier, perhaps, to believe that the cameras failed while the driver wasn't actually looking very hard.

More encouraging sounds – and reason, perhaps, to believe that rock can still make an impact – came from Vampire Weekend, the deeply clever New York City band whose latest album, "Modern Vampires of the City," is one of the year's most acclaimed.

Scotland!" cry the Murrayfield crowd who are perhaps daring to believe they can win this.

"I have to have the arrogance that I perhaps have to believe that the outgrowth of verse — theatre — matters".

This kind of argument leads you to respect all things as somehow equal, which is a nice enough sentiment, and perhaps even to believe that everything is conscious.

But important voices on the left hold back — perhaps refusing to believe that they can agree with an idea that also has support on the right.

If we are asked to put faith in the vagaries of the English climate, it is perhaps best to believe in Vaughan's inspirational timing.

And then you go to bed the next night even more afraid, so it happens again, and you perhaps start to believe you're possessed".

Well, those well-versed in the north-south global economic dialogue will perhaps wish to believe this when they see it.

To be steeped in the ink of irony is a dangerous condition in conformist small-town America – though not as dangerous, perhaps, as to believe in the standard narratives of love or heroism.