Sentence examples for find perhaps more from inspiring English sources

We need to reach into communities, aggressively recruiting the high-achieving students, but also reaching deeper and more broadly to find perhaps more hidden talent.

In a letter to Frédéric Bazille (1841 1870), Monet wrote: I spend my time out in the open, on the shingle beach when the weather is bad or the fishing boats go out, or I go into the countryside which is very beautiful here, that I find perhaps still more charming in winter than in summer and, naturally I work all the time, and I believe that this year I am going to do some serious things.

Other finds, perhaps from more than six million years ago and given other species names, were excavated in Chad and Kenya.

Thrift store find, perhaps?

With mass graves turning up nearly daily, the authorities fear that many more dead may yet be found, perhaps even hundreds more.

I don't think it's news that as a leftwing party we find it perhaps more congenial with those on the left wing but that's not the issue.

I also have a vague hope, very weak alas, that you perhaps know about my sad life and the effort and that you would be grateful and also that I will find you perhaps more easily in the other world if there is one...That is now the only preoccupation of my life.

For me -- I have found most left out of group settings when we are in a social setting and people are absorbed with the lives of others, but find it perhaps more appropriate to share big moments like speakers, concerts, and big moments while also cherishing the moments right in front of me.

I found it perhaps more technically adroit but less compelling.

Also unusually, he has found himself perhaps more recognised than ever in the past decade and a half.

The study also found a perhaps more work-appropriate trend: Bright clothes were popular.