Sentence examples for never before perhaps from inspiring English sources
Never before, perhaps, have there been two nations so powerful in aggregate-income terms that are so poor relative to others at a per-person level.
The article goes on: "Never before, perhaps, in so short a space of time, did a family attain fortunes so magnificent without deeds of arms or special services of any public nature".
In short, expect the rifts and divisions that already blight football to be widened like never before, perhaps beyond repair, as the fall-out from Fifa's scandal-ridden and bungled bidding process continues.
Artists now, as never before perhaps, need to be emotionally mature in their perceptions to be able to accurately depict this in whatever medium they choose with any depth.
A language of depression and anxiety is now available to people like never before and perhaps this means that more people come to understand their experiences in these terms".
It is a story, St. John insists, "that's never been told before," perhaps because most sports fans would rather read about Eli Manning and Asante Samuel, and most sportswriters would rather write about them.
Words you may never have thought before: Perhaps Honey Boo Boo's mother, June Shannon, can give some parenting lessons..
However, diving at night is a totally different ballgame than when the sun's out, so if you've never done it before, perhaps try a day dive first.
Perhaps never before have animals been so prominent on the sports landscape.
Perhaps never before has this buying strategy made more sense than with the 2009 vintage, widely hailed as one of the best ever in Bordeaux.
We realize, as perhaps never before, our corporate need for and this grace-filled opportunity of working more collaboratively with our devoted laity, religious and clergy.
