Sentence examples for but probably even from inspiring English sources

"Their real language is as heightened but probably even more complex," she said.

"They don't let me drive the Maserati car fast, but, probably, even then, the boat can be more dangerous".

There are a lot of bad Revolutionary War movies but probably even some of the bad Revolutionary War movies have scenes of Patrick Henry.

Domestic spending has been spurred partly by the government's stimulus package, but probably even more important was the scrapping of restrictions on bank lending late last year.

The psychology of the job is tough under any circumstances, but probably even harder for women as there are fewer role models".

I don't know, but probably; even if the payoff was a little limp, you could take pride in real-world success.

"What we're doing transcends economic times in many ways but is probably even more important now," said Marcel Van Ooyen, the group's executive director.

Such qualifications aside, it is widely believed that cyberwar not only will feature prominently in all future conflicts but will probably even constitute the opening phases of them.

The rhythms are clean, repetitive in the marching-band sense and seductive but acceptable, probably, even to the most mannered listener.

Richer Indian immigrants like software programmers, doctors and corporate executives would find it easier to afford a trip home, but are probably even less likely to do so given that voter turnout is generally poor among the middle and upper classes even within India.

Some have called Germany an "adolescent hegemon", but it is probably even less than this.