Sentence examples for perhaps to think from inspiring English sources

Combined, his objects become something else, an invitation perhaps to think about our encounter.

They ought perhaps to think also of a future that, for some servicemen, is likely to be bleak.

The first reaction of reasonable people is perhaps to think: Ignore them, and they might choke on their own rhetoric.

When the Department of Health makes its pronouncements, it needs perhaps to think more carefully about how they might be interpreted.

It's comforting, perhaps, to think that the wide and terrifying range of emotions we all feel can be reduced to whether we piss standing up or sitting down.

Better, perhaps, to think of the redwing as it is known in the far northern beechwood where it is born and breeds.

Perhaps better to think about those good old days.

No wonder, we are perhaps supposed to think, these two young things got carried away.

Is it perhaps time to think of "new Australian work" in a much broader context?

Shakespeare has always been more down-and-dirty than we perhaps like to think.

They're perhaps inclined to think their ideals make the aesthetics of their clothes less relevant.