Sentence examples for perhaps more diverse from inspiring English sources

Note: The Vineyard, which broke away from the Calvary movement (above) in the early 1980s, is similar in allowing a diversity of worship styles and approaches, but it is perhaps more diverse and less constrained than Calvary.

Perhaps more diverse than many Democrats imagined.

Bhutan's climate is perhaps more diverse than that of any other similarly sized area in the world.

If there is a lesson, it simply that the Conservative party and the gay community are perhaps more diverse coalitions than most political and social caricature allows.

Life during the Permian Period was very diverse the marine life of the period was perhaps more diverse than that of modern times.

We'll keep an eye on how well it will translate to a larger, perhaps more diverse set of users.

The French list is perhaps the more diverse of the two, including one novel on contemporary social themes ("99 francs") and something a little experimental ("Métaphysique des tubes").The non-fiction lists, too, are closely comparable.

Buddhism is perhaps even more diverse than Christianity.

Perhaps even more diverse in scope, members of Hazmat Modine are intrigued by American musics from the 1920s-'60s, such as Hokum jugband, Swing and New Orleans funk.

"That no, we are not all keeping kosher or observing the Sabbath -- that the way American Jews live our lives is as diverse as any group of people, perhaps even more diverse.

Fashionable new restaurants like the Coq d'Argent, with its stunning roof gardens, and Prism, in the spectacular old Bank of New York building, attract not just the bankers and brokers who lunch but, on weekday evenings at least, a more lively crowd from farther afield -- not as rich, perhaps, but certainly more diverse and diverting.