Sentence examples for equally perhaps from inspiring English sources

This chronicle of fathers and sons is equally, perhaps primarily, a story about mothers.

Museumgoers have to wonder how much effort the Met has made to steer donors toward the less glamorous but equally, perhaps more, urgent project of admissions.

But equally perhaps the situation is bigger – has dance music simply changed entirely.

Empress Of was equally ambitious, perhaps even more so.

But turbos are expected to become equally, and perhaps more, important.

But equally inspiring, perhaps more so, was his kindness and humanity".

"Two separate incidents, both equally painful – perhaps today more painful," said the British driver.

On a per-capita basis, other rich nations did equally well, perhaps better.

But he has also – equally unwittingly perhaps – shown that not all in the charitable garden is lovely.

"What I'm hearing from our members is pretty unanimous: Women ultimately contribute equally and perhaps more than the men".

Equally inevitably, perhaps, this advance in reproductive technology has been embraced by corporations that pride themselves on being forward thinking.