Sentence examples for perhaps wanted from inspiring English sources

I think he perhaps wanted this, but did not ask due to the burden this might put on me.

He changed the cursing, he didn't think it was necessary, perhaps wanted to get a PG-13 for teenagers.

Samardal Manan, who taught with Ann in Jakarta, remembered Ann saying something similar — that Barry could be, or perhaps wanted to be, the first black president.

Although close to retirement after an illustrious 44-year naval career, DuPont perhaps wanted one final victory to cement his legacy.

"I thought that the most that could be said was that Governor Clinton perhaps wanted to keep the feud from being personalized," he said.

Catherine professed to be a woman of the Enlightenment and, perhaps, wanted to show Russia as an enlightened country where women could serve in any public post.

Sometimes players make special requests, perhaps wanting a lucky shirt returned early with a special delivery.

"I think Richard Caring [the owner] was perhaps wanting something like level par to win.

Perhaps wanting modern-day young people to be more savvy or circumspect is asking too much.

My students would backtrack, perhaps wanting not to contradict their teacher, or just to make me feel comfortable.

He perhaps wants to reclaim a certain sense of the fatherhood that was stolen from him".