Sentence examples for and perhaps even less from inspiring English sources

Such changes may leave humanity less equal, less diverse, and perhaps even less human.

A black man occupying this space did not fit preconceptions, any more than me heading to Tokyo did, and perhaps even less.

The real medium-term risk for Mr Brown is subtler, and perhaps even less soluble.It is that his Scottishness will reinforce the view that, even more than most politicians, Mr Brown is a sort of intellectual Martian.

More seasoned and scarred, less prone to grandiosity and perhaps even less idealistic, Mr. Obama returns for a second term with a Congress still at least partly controlled by an opposition party that will claim a mandate of its own.

This allows little room for a boss's (wife's) sentimentality.That infuriating right-hand manThe post-imperial chief executive is also likely to feel less powerful and perhaps even less well-off than his BE predecessors.

It is not always easy to broach, and perhaps even less to hear, but the days when such tales were treated an endearing antidote to the sheen of European football need to end if countries such as Kenya (population 44 million) are to challenge the established order.

They claim that its major social problems are similar to those of all big cities and are perhaps even less severe there than elsewhere.

This is doubtless naive, and probably vain, but it is a necessary and continuing self-deception... Novelists have never much operated in schools; and they do so perhaps even less nowadays.

And now, on to a milieu perhaps even less forgiving than hardware: business development.

Those include $4 billion-valued heavyweight Go-Jek, which has held talks with top taxi operator ComfortDelGro, and newer names like Ryde and U.S.-based Arcade City, but Jugnoo is perhaps even less expected.

Now, with many of those states transformed economically and politically by the recession, they are perhaps even less predictable than they were in past close elections.