Sentence examples for perhaps more time from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Knight clutches "the last outlying knot of starved herbage," the passage concludes, "A minute — perhaps more time — was passed in mute thought by both.

Many of us are also starting families at a later age, with perhaps more time to consider the potential long-term consequences of a child's name (thanks, "Freakonomics").

At times Wheeler's chronicle seems hobbled by a knitting together of accounts of many short trips made over several years; perhaps more time in the field and less in the library might have made for a silkier narrative.

10 P.M. (13) HERMAN'S HOUSE (2013) Herman Wallace, a former Black Panther, has spent perhaps more time in solitary confinement than any other prisoner in the United States: 23 hours a day in a 6-by-9-foot cell for most of 40 years in the Louisiana State Penitentiary known as Angola.

But even if you spend no cash, self-study still takes time, perhaps more time than you'd need for conventional classes.

Perhaps more time with this 1996 piece, which PNB started dancing last year, will enhance its luster.

His grandparents had seen it in 1964, at the Great Hall of the People, they said, and perhaps more times on television.

And perhaps more times than we like to admit, we are not ready.

For some it's a condo on the beach, perhaps spending more time with family or maybe getting into a new hobby.

It is not an uncommon instinct to start an enterprise in bad times and seize on weakened competition, lower overhead costs and perhaps more free time.

But the benefits of creating a more complex ecology outweigh the perhaps more difficult time it takes to design, establish, and manage such a system.