Sentence examples for perhaps he ever from inspiring English sources

A revolutionary in outlook who began agitating for social change in the Chicago stockyards in the 1930s, Alinsky's methodology has proved to have had a greater relevance and longer shelf-life than perhaps he ever expected.

As a result, Aquinas enjoyed a far greater authority in the late-nineteenth and the first half of the twentieth century than perhaps he ever did in the Middle Ages.

On Saturday, Bill Belichick, the enigmatic coach of the New England Patriots, decided to be as revealing as perhaps he's ever been in public.

Jean-Léon Gérôme, for example, may or may not have believed in France's mission civilisatrice; perhaps he only ever wanted to sell paintings.

Addressing the issue more directly perhaps than he ever has, Mr. Putin described what he called the "very harsh, black periods" of Soviet history -- the Stalin-era purges.

Perhaps he was only ever who the person he was talking to needed him to be.

Perhaps he has only ever had bircher muesli with grated apple for breakfast, which is why he lost all motor skills when he had to face a bacon roll.

It is really good verse, perhaps the best he ever wrote".

Yet those who knew him as a young boy will perhaps wonder how he ever managed to get to the top.

Harvey mercifully gave the team its third strike and moved on, perhaps wondering what he ever did to deserve such an exchange. .

More than ever, perhaps, he needed Johnson.