Sentence examples for perhaps so far from inspiring English sources

A familiar story, perhaps, so far.

Perhaps so far this sounds like one of those TV things, but trust me.

But it wasn't, there was no jury even, so there is no possibility, not even in lawspeak, that it may have had that effect.The distinction is unambiguous: what might have happened could have but in fact didn't; what may have perhaps (so far as we yet know) did, or perhaps (ditto) did not.

Razov then got behind the defense -- perhaps so far that he should have been called offsides -- and bounced a pass from Earnie Stewart into the net to tie it for the United States (1-0-1 in the cup, 4-2-3 this year).

Perhaps so far that it becomes the most "special" feeling of all?

It is a story about a very real situation, perhaps not so far off.

Beijing does not appear to be panicking, perhaps because so far the data shows that the labor market is relatively healthy.

The Conservative benches will be packed with MPs ready to ask him in various ways what is going wrong or perhaps right so far with his negotiation.

It is the sort of caring attitude that goes a long way in life but perhaps not so far in the notoriously ruthless fashion industry.

It's always good to be reminded that the notion of authenticity in pop music is neutral, or perhaps worthless: so far, this may be her greatest and farthest-reaching lesson.

She lives in a Britain perhaps not so far in our future, in which "institutions that have been around forever are going to the wall" and a collapsing economy and deteriorating climate have become indices for one another.