Sentence examples for perhaps we only from inspiring English sources

We like to think we make progress, but, in the end, perhaps we only change.

Perhaps we only now truly appreciate what we had in Woolies because it has gone.

Perhaps we don't care how much supernatural creatures resemble the animal kingdom in general; perhaps we only care how much they resemble us.

Just as we no longer think that the assassination of Franz Ferdinand "caused" the first world war, perhaps we only imagined that unrepeatable meetings between supernatural talents shaped our music culture.

As infants perhaps we only recognised that food and warmth are appropriate to us, but since humans are rational, more than these basic necessities are appropriate to us.

Outside philosophy and the courtroom, perhaps we only recognise human memory as operating 'normally' when its successes are shot through with instances of forgetting, selection, condensation, interference, and distortion.

In a sense, it's been interwoven into the various strands of British society for at least the past 300 years: perhaps we're only just starting to realise it.

Sure, it may seem ridiculous to call 911 regarding a toothbrush or a spare tire, but perhaps we're only getting half the story.

ECE still has a reputation as the hardest major, so perhaps we attract only the bravest of the students, but they make teaching in ECE a lot of fun.

But as Mr. Cerny pointed out, perhaps we are only beginning to understand these new ways of delivering interactive entertainment.

Given some of the light Elliot-McCrea just shed on internal workings there, perhaps we can only hope there's something to those rumors.