Sentence examples for a perhaps even from inspiring English sources

In this glossy, glamorous book, environment is a — perhaps even the — defining component of modern chic.

The well-known spouse of a perhaps even better-known personality decides to run for public office from a New York City suburb.

The curtain call was a delicious mini psychodrama, with Kaufmann, the artist-hero Cavaradossi, taking a simple bow as the audience roared, Terfel equally restrained, provoking a perhaps even more thunderous burst of foot stamping and cheers.

At 14, he raped a woman by knifepoint, and at 20, he reoffended with a perhaps even more brutal crime.

Along with the famed, cunning cat, "Puss In Boots" features Humpty Dumpty, a perhaps even more famous character (if you're surveying children).

"The amount points to investors with deep pockets and a perhaps even deeper desire to own Nevada's biggest newspaper even though the paper's revenues, like those of all print publications, have been in decline," wrote the Review-Journal's James DeHaven.

As individuals, as communities, as a country, as a culture, perhaps even as a species".

Does ECM represent a work, an action, perhaps even an exception?

Inside was a note which appeared to suggest a meeting; perhaps even a date.

It's all enough to make a fellow yearn for a drink — perhaps even at a Taco Bell.

He's a risk – perhaps even an enormous risk – but he brings a reward of "Super Bowl contention".