Sentence examples for perhaps closest from inspiring English sources

The artist who is perhaps closest to Holzer's own perceptions is Bruce Nauman, a man of many mediums.

But in 2003, back in post-apartheid South Africa, Mseleku delivered the music that was perhaps closest to his roots.

Mr. Cain, who was a businessman in Atlanta when Mr. Gingrich was a congressman from Georgia, is perhaps closest to him.

In 2000 the two sides came perhaps closest to a comprehensive agreement, during two weeks of intensive but ultimately fruitless talks at Camp David, brokered by Mr Clinton.

The spirit is perhaps closest to Neo-Classicism, though, even deploying a smallish orchestra, Gál seems to be striving for some of the lushness of his beloved Romantics.

(In tone, "Holding the Man" is perhaps closest to the American film "Longtime Companion," which was released a long time ago now).

This seems far-fetched — perhaps closer to science fiction than to science.

Mr. Perry and Mr. Huntsman are perhaps closer than any other pair of candidates.

It's perhaps closer to the truth to call it Japan's antidote to Disney.

The effective workweek for most workers is perhaps closer to 39 hours.

"Filing papers" means that he can begin raising money — perhaps close to a billion dollars.