Sentence examples for perhaps simpler from inspiring English sources

Many people have for years sensed a yearning for some earlier, perhaps simpler human order in Picasso's perfervid classicism.

While Mr. Fernández-Armesto generally writes with verve, he succumbs occasionally to highfalutin professorisms, referring to "unremittingly ichthyophagous breakfasters" -- does he mean people who like bagels and lox? -- and preferring words like "biota," "masticable," "pinguid" and "embourgeoisement," where perhaps simpler words would do.

Now, however, hopes of hosting a population of young people who consume and traffic in an endless loop of MTV and VH1 references have been tossed in favor of something perhaps simpler: using already successful social-networking sites for its own ends.

A perhaps simpler way to visualize the coherence between the output spike trains comes from the phase difference density, shown in Fig. 3d f.

While perhaps simpler for the candidates, there's more work on the employers' part to actually view all the responses they receive.

A particularist can perfectly well point to how things are in another perhaps simpler case, and suggest that this reveals something about how they are in the present more difficult one.

It is perhaps simple.

The answer is, perhaps, simple: why not?

Or perhaps "simple matter" is the wrong phrase.

That could be true; or perhaps simple exhaustion and self-disgust caused it to collapse, which is harder and less gratifying to dramatise.

And despite what has been a gruelling process, both Kapoor and Balmond retain a sense of boyish excitement – or perhaps simple relief.