Sentence examples for perhaps much of from inspiring English sources

Some — perhaps much — of the defense team's newly aggressive posture may be nothing more than grandstanding.

Some, perhaps much, of the extra funding could have been better spent.

Of course, Philip Topping is the novel's intermittent narrator, so perhaps much of this is his style.

Perhaps much of McClellan's epistolary excess was attributable to a newlywed eager to impress his wife of a bit more than a year.

Now, Parliament, and perhaps much of the country, will be pressing to know what else might remain covert about the prime minister's relationship with the media tycoon.

As his Republican rivals, and perhaps much of the country, know all too well, a little bit of Donald Trump can go a long way.

Through film, we may better know ourselves, but as Louis Proyect points out, for a movie about the whos, hows, and whys of the men who locate and diffuse bombs, the second, and arguably much more important half of this equation concerning those who plant them and why--perhaps much of the same primal death-trip addiction--remains almost completely alien and unknown.

The initiation from an inclusion or other defect is almost equal to the total crack growth lifetime, perhaps much more than 99% of this lifetime in many cases.

Was there perhaps too much of this?

Perhaps too much of a safe draw.

Perhaps not, much of the earnings of FTSE 100 companies come from abroad.