Sentence examples for perhaps much of a from inspiring English sources

Explaining how Superman – an alien with the word "Super" in his name – and perhaps even Nick Fury could survive death isn't perhaps much of a stretch, but screenwriters have struggled when trying to explain how non-superheroes have achieved the same.

"Perhaps much of this has unfortunately a lot to do with a clash of personalities," said Assemblyman Rubén Díaz Jr. of the Bronx, who is running for the borough president seat left vacant by Mr. Carrión, now the White House urban affairs chief.

Perhaps much of energy metabolism is a nonessential symbiont trait that the host is able to supplant when pathways are lost.

Perhaps too much of a safe draw.

And yet, "Good Stuff" makes this unbridled love seem perhaps too much of a good thing.

That's my kind of place, although at 57 I am perhaps not much of a kid any more".

It's perhaps not much of a consolation to her many friends and her family, but it's what happened.

It's perhaps too much of a concession to mainstream American restaurants that Salinas offers a pastel de chocolate for dessert, the usual molten cake by another name.

It becomes clear his discomfort is not about the show being too rude, or too lowbrow – but perhaps too much of a success.

Spicy dan dan noodles and a dish called beef with thick noodles were more predictable yet still appealing, but a small helping of dense multigrain rice and beans was, perhaps, too much of a mouthful.

If the North Korean state news agency has it right, the particular doctorate is perhaps as much of a surprise for those outside the isolated nation as the honor itself.