Sentence examples for perhaps to us from inspiring English sources

His insight, plain perhaps to us in our post-Freudian age but startling in its time, was that the subjective "I" was a construct, a useful fiction — something he'd deduced from the fact that the mind could observe itself at work, which suggested to him that consciousness itself, far from being straightforward, was faceted.

He sailed away with a meow, a goodbye or a prayer I do not know, perhaps to us as his Demigods or as greeting a Superior Being.

We need to keep fighting about the recent past because its legacy is still with us, of course, but also, perhaps, to distract us from the equally quarrelsome present.

To counter that image, perhaps to shock us a little, he pushed himself to a darker place.

These never-ending stories may not affect our lives — except, perhaps, to make us more cynical when the mighty fall.

Except that in this particular rendition, the aliens keep coming back, trying, perhaps, to give us another chance.

There is a fundamental illogic there, enough to make HAL the computer explode or, perhaps, to persuade us to get out of Afghanistan.

There used to be a world-class train station where the Garden now hunkers, but our masters tore down Pennsylvania Station, perhaps to teach us a lesson.

By Judith Thurman January 20 , 2017At the Inauguration, Donald Trump's daughters were both in white, as was Hillary Clinton, perhaps to remind us of her dazzling debate performance.

To study philosophy is to learn how woefully ignorant we are, and this knowledge can perhaps teach us humility, can perhaps suggest to us that the other side may have some value after all.

"Something else will evolve, perhaps similar to us.