Sentence examples for perhaps so with from inspiring English sources

Perhaps so, with one important addition.

Perhaps so, though with a fixed income of £40,200 a year, drivers are better off than most of their passengers.

It's a film to tap your feet to, in every sense: not perhaps so easy with some of the brothers' early work, composed as it has been in 5/4 and 7/8 time signatures.

The twins soon stopped making eye contact with others, perhaps so as not to have to see themselves judged.

They pulled our hair". The twins soon stopped making eye contact with others, perhaps so as not to have to see themselves judged.

Perhaps so, but only for those with access and coverage (4).

Perhaps less so with opera or concerts, particularly because classical concerts are one-off things.

Confusingly, the process of farming is made to seem very simple (perhaps overly so), with little to contend with and virtually no 'fail' state.

In fact, she says, she is very close to her parents today – though perhaps less so with her siblings, about whom she is prepared to say very little.

What is remarkable about both Butt and Fantastic Man, perhaps more so with Butt, is that they are political but not in an obvious way.

The Copa America starts tonight as the hosts Argentina face Bolivia here, although you wouldn't necessarily know it from the local media, which remains obsessed – perhaps understandably so – with the relegation last weekend of River Plate.