Sentence examples for perhaps far more from inspiring English sources

But the United States has changed, too, perhaps far more than its leader.

Perhaps far more important, they could inspire others to follow in their footsteps, women and men alike.

The aging dictator of García's novel (Castro-like but, perhaps, far more captivating) contemplates his legacy, while an exiled adversary dreams of revenge.

But at least 100 other employees of Artists Management Group -- perhaps far more -- are expected to lose their jobs, as well as some from the Firm.

The incident divided opinion along familiar lines: for the Trumpian right it was confirmation that Hillary is sickly, perhaps far more than she lets on.

Rather, she has made a man of her imaginings, probably not much like the real Castro and yet, like the protagonist of the novel written by his former aide, perhaps far more captivating and, in a way, more convincing.

Not as cosy as a cartel, perhaps, but far more exciting.

Less dramatic than the letter, perhaps, but far more aesthetically pleasing (with the odd exception).

(Met regulars fed up with whiteface and moonscape after the hapless new "Il Trovatore" production, perhaps?) But far more shouted "Bravo!," a reaction that was heartening.

We would perhaps wonder, far more than we are now allowed to, how radical Whigs like Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Paine ever allowed themselves to betray their own Enlightenment principles by making the tragic error of entering into a compact with slaveholders.

Heralded as America's next formidable central midfielder (but perhaps with far more natural talent than Michael Bradley) the 19-year-old midfielder is entering the last year of his contract with Fulham, and is gaining interest from a bevy of European teams.