Sentence examples for perhaps wanted to from inspiring English sources

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.

"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.

The Iraqi dictator perhaps wanted to conceal the humiliating fact that he had nothing much to hide.Messrs Aumann and Schelling have never worked together, perhaps because the division of labour between them is so clear.

He said that some who have doubted the authenticity of his find simply wanted to keep old legends alive, or perhaps wanted to believe that they, too, could someday find the treasure.

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

They would perhaps want to replace Posey in the deal with the 6-10 center Scott Williams.

As the theologians among us will perhaps want to remind him, it depends what you mean by "good".

Barber said last week that Manning could be easily forced into bad plays, perhaps wanting to dare Manning into bravado.

He is the face that America perhaps wants to see when it looks in the mirror: friendly, gentle, successful.