Sentence examples for perhaps ever more from inspiring English sources

Odd, yes, but perhaps ever more useful in a world where multitasking is part of our everyday.

So no movie was perhaps ever more sorely required to prevent another #OscarsSoWhite than Moonlight: Barry Jenkins's drama tracking a black gay man at three stages over his life.

But the rags-to-riches dream remains as seductive as ever – perhaps even more so.

Yet his commitment to the nonprofit theater is as passionate as ever, perhaps even more so now that he sees the extent to which commercialism has infiltrated the spirit of a national movement he helped advance.

She becomes as cruel as Don Lope ever was — perhaps even more so.

In Melbourne, he has yet to drop a set, but Nadal is, as ever and perhaps even more at the Australian Open, a rival apart.

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

And, in its own twisted way, that game may bring him a measure of happiness — perhaps even more than football ever could.

Perhaps the ever-more-obvious data will be persuasive — yes, more gun control correlates with less violence, state-by-state and country-by-country.

Perhaps more than ever – with the expansion of the league into Orlando and Cascadia – away schedules are affecting more than just the count of frequent flyer miles.

Perhaps more than ever before, there is a great need for creating transparent, integral, and comprehensive indicators that would provide a more solid basis for policy advice.