Sentence examples for perhaps similarly from inspiring English sources

Billingham is perhaps similarly conflicted, but about future content rather than the form of his work.

Effects that were perhaps similarly primal were revealed in a 2008 study led by Andrew Elliot of the University of Rochester.

They also served to gently distance him from his teenage self, less oversexed than, say, the members of Jodeci, but perhaps similarly mockable.

He will move on to a perhaps similarly straightforward examination of his first‑week form against the Frenchman Adrian Mannarino, who defeated Kyle Edmund handily on Court 2, while Ward is left to contemplate what will probably be his only match on Centre Court against the best player in the world.

The big unsettled question, though, is whether these theorists' ideas will someday lead to "perhaps similarly disastrous consequences," as Leon Fuerth, Vice President Al Gore's former national security adviser, wondered aloud, or claim a role in an important military and foreign policy victory.

Perhaps, similarly to what we discussed concerning the relationships between Zsyntax and ODEs/PDEs, this might represent another instance in which Zsyntax can be combined with other languages suitably developed to circumvent the problem [16], [17].

There are areas that resemble the red spot on Jupiter, and perhaps were similarly stormy.

The intersecting story lines are all perhaps too similarly bleak in tone and even hue.

"My Education" shows a similar timidity with the relevant political stakes, perhaps to similarly apolitical effect.

Judgment on Roddick, who rose to the top of the pile for 13 weeks before Federer took over as No1 in February 2004, should perhaps be similarly tempered.

A year and a season later, and here we are with another extended action scene that, while not quite matching the structural daring of that single take (a neat summation of the rather more orthodox setup of this second season, perhaps), proved similarly intense, with even more bullets whizzing past its protagonists' heads.