Sentence examples for perhaps apart from from inspiring English sources

Little, perhaps, apart from the ever more cacophonous intimations of mortality.

"But with these foods you do not consume the minerals, fluid and carbohydrates," he said, "so nonalcoholic beer seems to be optimal" for everything, perhaps, apart from your well-deserved celebratory carouse after the race.

"It's a risk you run in every race," said Armitstead. "It was a complete accident, a racing incident, nothing could have prevented it, perhaps apart from me not celebrating.

But perhaps, apart from expressing hope that the situation unfolds peacefully, the best thing he and other Western leaders can do is to refrain from making any statements that imply a vested interest in things going in this or that direction.

One reason that Palmyra matters perhaps – apart from the distress its destruction causes in anyone with a sense of beauty or concern for human history – is that its very architecture was a creative meeting of west and east, and so serves as inspiration to us in 2015, a time when some seek to make such cross-cultural dialogues impossible.

At this time of year, with the pre-season slog almost over and the smell of the Sherrin in the air, there are no words that send shivers down the spines of coaches and fans alike than "NAB Challenge injury" (perhaps apart from "have you seen what our new recruit has done on Snapchat?").

Politically, perhaps - apart from equality, of course.

Perhaps, but apart from the implicit racism of some of the coverage, which would have denied Al Fayed a fair hearing (and the fact that Mansfield really does believe that the car crash was not an accident), this was to misunderstand the nature of Mansfield's politics, which, he readily admits, never involved bringing a pre-existing belief system to bear on the world.

They are huddled together in a gray mass; a singular individual (a woman, perhaps?) stands apart from the group in a ghostly, white gown.

But Mr. Jones certainly appeals to a man who wants to connect with tradition and adventure, who perhaps sees himself apart from others.

Lotte Lenya is perhaps most famous – apart from her inimitable Brecht/Weill performances – for playing Rosa Klebb in the Bond film From Russia With Love, an enchanting cabaret turn in a charming movie.