Sentence examples for perhaps more strongly from inspiring English sources

So a lot of it was playing to the qualities I feel women have perhaps more strongly.

The conclusion is drawn that energy policies of many countries are perhaps more strongly influenced by public and political perceptions of available technologies than they are by rational assessment of the actual benefits and drawbacks.

The cluster of allegations that surfaced last week have renewed, perhaps more strongly than before, the public perception that when they were in power the Conservatives tolerated sleaze in government.

"However, the present study, perhaps more strongly than previous ones, suggests that those whose diet is high in added sugars may also have an increased risk of heart attack.

These studies show that neurobiological factors are not merely related to criminal behavior, but are perhaps more strongly associated with existing/traditional criminological theories and concepts than most criminologists are currently aware of.

Despite the vote against independence in September's referendum, which promoted Mr Salmond to stand down, she told delegates: "I believe today as strongly as I ever have, perhaps more strongly than I ever have, that we will be independent".

Gradually, after perhaps experiencing more strongly an initial rupture with their previous culture, those who enter the Christian faith start to give it a more local expression.

Perhaps even more strongly than in previous meetings, the protesters today used the occasion to vent long-contained anger against the Communist Party bureaucracy and the 200percentt annual inflation and wage restraints, which are steadily reducing the standard of living.

The film is set in a distant galaxy, where a race of self-absorbed giants (read: adults) treat humans as disposable pets, an anti-establishment theme that perhaps resonated more strongly then than now.

Ingraham has perhaps been more strongly anti-immigration than any other talk personality except Michael Savage.

Given that access to articulatory information is more direct during visual than auditory speech perception, it is plausible that the articulatory motor cortex is engaged in visual speech perception, perhaps even more strongly than in auditory speech perception.