Sentence examples for but perhaps of from inspiring English sources

But perhaps of everything that Kate Bush has recorded, "This Woman's Work" has been the most meaningful.

But perhaps of all genres, including country and folk, the strongest roots of the melancholy tree grow from the blues.

The same techniques can be used in determining the structure of complicated molecules, but perhaps of even greater value for such work are high-resolution measurements.

But perhaps of more interest to the airlines is that it would become easier for travel agents to build computer systems that deal directly with airlines.

Lesser known, but perhaps of greater relevance to a nation recognized more for coffee breaks than tea time, is the fact that America's taste for coffee is inextricably linked to the history of its military.

The epiphany not only of the opera but perhaps of his entire career to date comes in Caliban's aria "Friends don't fear" — a version of the speech "The isle is full of noises, / Sounds, and sweet airs".

Yes, prunes, much loved on the Continent, but perhaps out of fashion now, certainly misunderstood.

But, perhaps out of love for his friend, he refused to recite that tune again.

The opposite of Don Draper, but perhaps not of Dick Whitman.

"Today we feel not only a sense of grief but perhaps also of helplessness," Mr. Romney said.

But perhaps because of the regularity of these events there is little reason to expect significant changes in aggregate behaviour.