Sentence examples for had perhaps more from inspiring English sources

These more familiar names, he said, have had "perhaps more determination" than others.

He had, perhaps, more latitude to write about other subjects than the turbulent birth and youth of this country.

Alan Ball, a television writer who also won an Academy Award for his "American Beauty" screenplay, has had perhaps more typical encounters.

In recent months, as different vacancies with which he had been associated were seized by others, there was just a suspicion that life had perhaps more to offer the former Northern Ireland international than team talks and tactic boards.

Colorblindness is not only an idea in the white community: I have had perhaps more difficult conversations with Asian American friends who grow visibly uncomfortable during discussions of race.

We have perhaps more investment executives here than anywhere else in Connecticut.

The Cardinals have perhaps more parts than any team in the country.

The combative head of the army, Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha, has perhaps more than anyone else taken this mission to heart.

So a lot of it was playing to the qualities I feel women have perhaps more strongly.

I'm not perhaps as much a snob as Alec Guinness, and I have perhaps more catholic tastes in entertainment than he had.

We have laboured to give birth to these elements as much as the universe has, perhaps more so, and we want history to be clear about their genesis.