Sentence examples for better perhaps though from inspiring English sources

By Amy Davidson Sorkin March 30, 2010 The less said about the particular specialty of the Voyeur nightclub in West Hollywood, where a Republican consultant managed to spend almost two thousand dollars on "meals," the better, perhaps — though it's tempting to go on about it.

Perhaps though, a better term would be atheist community.

Perhaps though, it would better reflect the "natural areas" you have spoken of.

Somewhere better, perhaps.

Better, perhaps, than even yourself.

Better perhaps even than Breaking Bad.

Perhaps, though, that makes sense.

Perhaps, though, we had better hold on to our unitards, crafted of some nameless but readily available fabric that, like a thin matte layer, at once coats and divulges the splendor of our musculature.

Better realized though perhaps less ambitiously conceived is Leroy Kirby, the Elvis-like protagonist of Mark Childress's 1990 novel, "Tender".

Though the large sweet potato had cost just $1.70, it yielded only about six small "slices", meaning bread was also better value (though perhaps not paleo bread).

Perhaps, though, this formulation of the doctrine is misleading, and there is a better formulation available.