Sentence examples for has never perhaps from inspiring English sources

There has never perhaps been a success like it in the history of war.

In this she has never perhaps been surpassed, not even by Shakespeare himself.

"Architecture," he writes in his diary on Sept. 20, 1796, "has never, perhaps, achieved a greater degree of luxury". The luxury of the neo-classical Rotonda, which was the inspiration for Jefferson's Monticello, has remained in private hands; the villa belongs to the Valmarana family, who loaned it for two nights this summer to the Vicenza Festival.

And if I had a pen in one hand, I had a camera in the other: I was seeing such things as had never, perhaps, been seen before – and which, in all probability, would never be seen again".

And if I had a pen in one hand, I had a camera in the other: I was seeing such things as had never, perhaps, been seen before – and which, in all probability, would never be seen again". It was, said Sacks, his duty and his joy "to record and bear witness".

Musial has never complained about perhaps being overlooked back east.

But what all the arguing underlines is that the defence industry has never been, and perhaps can never be, purely commercial.

Za Pravoe Delo, or "For a Just Cause", has never been translated; perhaps it will be now.

The demand for free-to-air humour has never been greater, perhaps more so now that there is so much hardship in the real world.

City Hall has never in recent decades, perhaps ever, seen the violence that erupted there yesterday.

DNS of turbulent pipe flows using LBM has never been reported previously, perhaps due to inaccuracy and numerical stability associated with the previous implementations of LBM in the presence of a curved solid surface.