Sentence examples for which I perhaps from inspiring English sources

But it is your second point — concerning the comparison of epistemic principles — which I perhaps don't understand.

And even more than by his ideas -- many of which I didn't understand at all, but some of which I perhaps grasped better then than I do now -- I was seduced by his prose.

During two long walks on which I perhaps foolishly peered down at the units' L.C.D. displays rather than at where I was going, the Acumen JogMate was the only pedometer that never missed a step.

"Well," she said, "how do you define feminist?" To which I replied, perhaps too glib and maybe even borderline cranky, "A human being".

The Bournemouth International Centre is filled with posters for acts of which I have, perhaps, heard half.

"After Tuesday, loneliness and alienation were challenges for which I had, perhaps permanently, lost patience," she says.

I learned that a local business, which I patronize perhaps twice a month for lunch, has been in trouble for employing undocumented workers.

I knew, what's more, that I was not written out, something for which I have perhaps morbidly always watched: I have long vowed not to keep on past the point where I ought best stop.

Who would have thought this of a lover of good food who seemed so pleasant?' "'What's this I hear?' I exclaim, putting on my severest face, which I do perhaps once a year.

The fan relationship with this franchise is perhaps the most complicated one in the entertainment world, for various reasons, and while I have no doubt that the new release will see millions of sales, it's a legitimate question to ask whether this is the film my parents watched in 1977, and which I have perhaps never seen.

Once fitted, we were sent down a corridor using a waypoint set on the glasses' screen, which I was perhaps far more excited by than I should have been.