Sentence examples for we perhaps find from inspiring English sources

Now, 14 years late, we perhaps find ourselves at the point where things turn critical and we finally leave the 20th century.

Part of Bolaño's genius is to ask, via ironies so sharp you can cut your hands on his pages, if we perhaps find a too-easy comfort in art, if we use it as anesthetic, excuse and hide-out in a world that is very busy doing very real things to very real human beings.

Life packs the proverbial punch, and we perhaps find ourselves headed into that dark tunnel.

For this quasi-tragic invention we can perhaps find a source in Shakespeare himself.

Hence he can hardly claim to be more than a Theist, and now that the demon genie Reason has been released we may perhaps find him well on the way to renouncing Religious faith and joining the Rationalist Press Association, whose basic position is that Reason is the final arbiter in judging what is truth.

We have a need to use this to know where we fit in, and perhaps find others like us.

"Nothing points to the fact that we have perhaps found the murderer.

The bedbugs will surely be among his belongings and will set up camp in the home of the relative we're staying with, and perhaps find their way back to my place.

Jackson was a vehicle for something divine, and so, perhaps, we find it pleasing to tether him more firmly to our world, by proving that he is exactly as shoddy and vulgar as we all are.

Perhaps we find here a realisation that nominal expressions such as "The author of The Manual of Reason" have two distinct logical functions, namely those of referring to an individual and describing an individual via his properties.

Perhaps we find an association here because the vast majority of OHCAs are fatal, and therefore these cases do not appear in hospital emergency presentations or hospital admission records.