Sentence examples for perhaps modern from inspiring English sources

Perhaps modern comics simply don't have anything important to complain about.

By way of Ciampa (perhaps modern Thailand) and probably Ceylon, he went on to Quilon in extreme southwestern India.

Cancer of the lung has become a major disease of the 20th century; perhaps it has genuinely increased, or perhaps modern techniques of diagnosis reveal it more often.

Perhaps modern Jewish writers or those with a Jewish-sounding first name feel less pressure to whitewash their ethnicity with the all-American John.

In the same period there was also an Avanti-daksinapatha (Sanskrit: "Avanti of the South"; perhaps modern Nimar), of which Mahismati may have been the capital.

From that time the fire altar Ādur Gushnasp one of the three great Zoroastrian fire altars was moved from the Atropotene capital Gazaca (Ganzak; perhaps modern Tabrīz, Iran).

"Perhaps the modern world, modern politics, and the modern state were the delayed revenge of the Persian Empire on the victors of Marathon and Salamis," he writes.

A tad extreme, perhaps, to modern ears.

One called "Obama The Bad," perhaps, or "Modern America Sucks".

It is, perhaps, the modern side of celebrity.

This is unusual, not just in contemporary fiction but perhaps in modern fiction generally.