Sentence examples for but more perhaps from inspiring English sources

"It [the spirit] was always there, but more perhaps towards the end of the season.

This may stem from an understandable reluctance to revisit set texts; but more, perhaps, from a fear that the novel's magic might not work a second time around – as if, in adulthood, we know too much to fall under the its spell again.

But more perhaps significantly, his public comments reflect a private debate taking place at the highest levels of the Conservative Party.

Hotel Bel Air still manages to stand out, its legacy secure, but more perhaps because we have missed her so than because of her makeover.

But he expected more, perhaps more than anyone could give, as is evident from his overwrought letters.

A lot more, perhaps, but not everybody.

But, more important perhaps, the novel seems, disturbingly, to lack any realistic sense of consequence.

But more ominous, perhaps, than the occupation of Iraq is the occupation of the US.

But more significant, perhaps, is the fate of a handful of strongly reformist generals who have recently been sidelined.

But more importantly, perhaps, dawn, spring, the east and the resurrection are all symbols of new beginnings.

But more intriguing, perhaps, was the news of the potential comings and goings of some of their colleagues.