Sentence examples for perhaps more appropriate from inspiring English sources

Hyperbole like this, perhaps more appropriate to a Cheerios commercial, borders on the vulgar.

A comparison to Albert Camus' The Plague is perhaps more appropriate.

The song has lyrics of mixed emotions, perhaps more appropriate than intended on this day.

This is not a conclusion, but something more nuanced and perhaps more appropriate: considered inconclusiveness.

Chor Bazaar translates as "Thieves' Market", though the name actually derives from a British mispronunciation of the word "shor" meaning noise – which is perhaps more appropriate.

With modern mapmaking software, choosing a different and perhaps more appropriate projection, depending on the area to be displayed, should be much easier.

Should we be out and proud in Tibet, insist they make space for us, or go with a wimpier, yet perhaps more culturally appropriate approach?

Equally, a yellow card was perhaps a more appropriate punishment.

Thrilling as "The Garden Party" was for young audiences in Prague, this next phase was even more important and, perhaps, even more appropriate to Havel's real talents.

Thrilling as "The Garden Party" was for young audiences in Prague, this next phase was even more important — and, perhaps, even more appropriate to Havel's real talents.

Dog years would perhaps be more appropriate, which would take the age of Newcastle's Shindig to biblical do-gooder proportions.