Sentence examples for more perhaps the from inspiring English sources

Two more?" Perhaps the past few years have mellowed him.

Then again once more, perhaps the whole idea of the canon is outmoded.

Perhaps he doesn't need the Phantom any more; perhaps the screams that brought forth Phantom 1 are quietened.

If Sprewell's teammates had contributed a bit more, perhaps the Knicks would be flying to Philadelphia today, instead of cleaning out their lockers at Purchase College.

Brady seemed annoyed that the Patriots had not scored more — perhaps the bitter taste of that playoff loss is not gone yet — but there was little doubt this was a development the Patriots badly need if they are to close out opponents, as they failed to do last season.

Before they devour themselves once more, perhaps the Democrats will take a cue from Dr. Seuss's "Marvin K. Mooney Will You Please Go Now!" (The writer once mischievously redid it for his friend Art Buchwald as "Richard M. Nixon Will You Please Go Now!") They could sing: "The time has come.

"It [the spirit] was always there, but more perhaps towards the end of the season.

The neighbor wife was also dressed up, a bit more perhaps than the occasion warranted.

But I do think he did achieve some humanity – more perhaps, than the experiment could hope to give him and more perhaps than the scientist could understand.

More, perhaps, than the donors can offer.

Along with other possible alterations, he looks far more, perhaps innocent is the right word, in the altered image".