Sentence examples for thoughts that perhaps from inspiring English sources

At one point I entertained thoughts that perhaps the living inmates weren't the only ones trapped on Death Row.

They give us an idea of what it means to have feelings and thoughts that are perhaps not ours".

Only then did I allow the thought that perhaps I was getting too old for this.

There was a pause, long enough to invite the thought that perhaps he hadn't heard me.

I briefly entertained the thought that perhaps you had only come for the free pizza, but of course you clubbers would never be so base, right?

During the election, there was some thought that perhaps Russia was merely doing this to destabilize American democracy, not to benefit a specific candidate.

One of my greatest pleasures in my writing has come from the thought that perhaps my work might annoy someone of comfortably pretentious position.

With the clarity of thought that perhaps only a person facing death can muster, Dr. Pausch, in his lecture and his book, outlines his recipe for a happy life and achieving dreams.

This sparks the surprising thought that perhaps rock stars, while not always great parents, maybe turn into terrific grandparents simply because their arrested emotional development makes them such jolly playmates.

Wardrobe discomfort notwithstanding, however, period dramas often seem to provide the most substantial roles for older actresses, raising the disquieting thought that perhaps older women were accorded greater status in Victorian times than they are today.

As the play widens its scope to take in Jamie's relationships with his family, the ambiguities multiply, and Jamie grows from being confident in his shrugging denial that anything took place to agonized by the thought that perhaps it did.