Sentence examples for perhaps wish from inspiring English sources

"Looking at the list, I can see that quite a few of them [who were ejected] are indeed Victorian members, who perhaps wish to go back and campaign.

Well, those well-versed in the north-south global economic dialogue will perhaps wish to believe this when they see it.

"So my family really got nothing for bride-wealth, and they feel bad about me and perhaps wish me to die".

Even in cases where there are strong existing board members who perhaps wish to take the chair role, it is good practice to put them through a competitive process and compare them with potential candidates from outside.

However, I feel as if I am constantly defending my humanity to people who refuse to attempt to understand me, and who perhaps wish I did not exist at all.

"Some of us perhaps wish that, on a few more occasions, the lady had been for turning – for turning has a good pedigree in Christian theology – but we can still applaud her many achievements while regretting some of the excesses.

But still, he's the prime minister Cameron perhaps wishes he'd been.

Fidelity, the biggest private fund manager, which had large bets in telecoms, now perhaps wishes that it had not.

"He didn't really speak about his military career but he perhaps wished he didn't leave the RAF at the end of the war.

He said "exhaustive efforts" were made in 2012 by police who were "perhaps wishing to atone for that superficial inquiry" in 2006 when Goodman was first arrested on suspicion of hacking into the voicemail of royal aides.

Or is it just that the author, perhaps wishing to make her book, in addition to everything else, a review of 19th-century natural science, is tying the knots a bit too tight?