Sentence examples for perhaps of even from inspiring English sources

Perhaps of even greater significance were his achievements in the field of fresco painting.

Although Mies attracted a great number of disciples, his indirect influence was perhaps of even greater importance.

Perhaps of even greater long-run significance, Mr. Obama proposed a kind of supersizing of a group called the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission (MedPAC).

The same techniques can be used in determining the structure of complicated molecules, but perhaps of even greater value for such work are high-resolution measurements.

Perhaps, of even more importance, the insights and techniques developed in modeling and simulation of drug/receptor interactions will provide the foundation for advances in protein engineering and nanotechnology.

AS AN archaeological treasure-house, Zeugma has been called the Pompeii of the east except that it was bigger, and perhaps of even greater cultural interest, than the famous Italian town buried under ash.

There are other failures too, less dramatic perhaps but of even greater consequence.

Perhaps the young of even the largest species could climb.

In this sense his book is an act of healing, perhaps even of forgiveness, as well as a probing of deep wounds.

The Palestinians on the other side of the negotiating table have been pleasantly surprised by his change of tone, perhaps even of heart.

Among the traditional Buddhist thinkers of Japan, and perhaps even of the whole of East Asia, he is one of the most systematic and philosophical.