Sentence examples for have perhaps moved from inspiring English sources

Ms. Bayam -- widely traveled, wary of any national sentiment, an internationalist -- is representative of a broad swath of young Germans who, prodded by horrific history, have perhaps moved further beyond patriotic feeling than any other people in Europe.

We're all bouncing between different disciplines and I've perhaps moved further away from circus than they have.

There is proof of Anthony's enrollment in a school in Florida, and indications that the family has perhaps moved to Florida as well.

Some who welcomed the smaller size also focused on how the redesign had perhaps moved, or for space reasons dropped, aspects of the paper which they enjoyed.

Leeds, Sheffield and Newcastle all have big disparities, as do Hull and Bradford although wealth has perhaps moved further out in their cases.

Sweden has perhaps moved fastest toward a cashless society, with some officials now trying to pull the reins on a process that could upend the role of the state as sovereign guarantor.

And anyone who, say, was born to immigrant parents, who isn't lily white, who has perhaps moved around America instead of growing up in a small town, isn't really American.

51 SB has perhaps moved furthest down the road of exploring alternative discrete and quantitative models of the same or similar systems.

After several months, this force would have perhaps been ready to move northwards.

We all win when we move to clean energy, but here in the Midwest we have perhaps the most to gain by moving forward, and the most to lose if we do not.

But in the three years it took to complete The Courage of Others, the band have moved on, or perhaps moved back, to the British folk-rock of the 60s.