Sentence examples for perhaps even now from inspiring English sources

Perhaps even now, they are poking each other on Facebook and changing their relationship statuses.

Perhaps even now the flames are licking round a metaphorical sled, whose symbolism will never be disclosed.

Are you, perhaps even now, searching for the perfect comic novel for the beach, the hammock or some lazy summer weekend?

I love that it's happening on a holiday chosen and planned by Helen, so perhaps even now she's still navigating me to sanctuary.

Perhaps even now some Wallacites would argue that we simply have yet to reach that idyllic moment at which our discourse will naturally transform into a sincere yet knowing cry from the heart.

"I think historically and perhaps even now that people don't know that their actions in Australia but also globally are altering the resilience, the health of the ocean," she said.

So it was on a huge yeshiva rooftop that the neighborhood kids would gather--perhaps even now, they still do--and my friend's brother gave us a board or a beam from his stash of wood, as well as some pieces of cardboard.

Governing has political costs, perhaps even heftier now than in the past as a result of austerity.

And that, too, is why we need the Royal Academy: perhaps even more now than 50 or 100 years ago.

"...At this time, it's perplexing to see Senator McCain's good efforts to uncover the Obama agenda being ignored and perhaps even hindered now by those wanting to censure the Arizona senator," Palin wrote.

"My passion for the club and my desire to succeed is as strong as ever, perhaps even stronger, now that we are so close to achieving our ambition of becoming an established top-10 Premiership side," he said.