Sentence examples for perhaps more true from inspiring English sources

This is perhaps more true for the sports community than any other.

But the opposite point, he said, is also perhaps more true and glaring than ever — that more intensive economic development on public lands should be of national value as well.

This is perhaps more true if you're a new mobile user, still somewhat unaware of the thousands of apps available to you.

So if your Christmas is hard, or bitter; if it lacks ideal proportions and lovely decorations, if it is punctuated by struggle, anxiety, mourning or uncertainty, it is perhaps more true to the season than all the rest.

This situation is perhaps more true for soccer compared to other sports.

This is perhaps even more true for American proverbs from the 20th century that are spread in English or in translation throughout the world.

This is perhaps no more true than during times of significant transition, including the back-to-school period.

(Perhaps this is more true in the U.K. than in the U.S).

Nowhere in the financial world, perhaps, is that more true than for Citigroup.

A labor history that fully takes gender into account in this way will be that much richer and, perhaps, that much more true to the realities of working-class life in the past.

This is perhaps all the more true when the reform at issue is relatively minor, such as applying the same cloture rule for all other nominations to Supreme Court nominations.