Sentence examples for perhaps than a from inspiring English sources

He enjoyed writing what he really thought more, perhaps, than a politician should.

It was rarer, perhaps, than a Mets starter pitching six innings.

More fun, perhaps, than a visit home: "My contacts spoke of their parents with respect rather than affection, and chafed at the Confucian authority that they exercised.

I like the way color blends on film: the image is painterly and atmospheric; more poetic, perhaps, than a digital image; lyrical rather than analytic.

Of those I've been able to find, I particularly liked Stoudts Karnival, a bit more citrusy perhaps than a true Kölsch, but lightly bitter, balanced and definitely refreshing.

The job is, as many Vulcans noted, a chance to become "solidly middle-class" — more valuable, perhaps, than a place at a top university.

It's less a sport, perhaps, than an art.

The effect was less of a living space, perhaps, than an undead one.

POWERS: What I would hope for "The Overstory," even more, perhaps, than an awareness of the vanishing old-growth forest, is the need for a changing consciousness on the part of people with regard to the nonhuman world.

The younger performers in particular often give the impression of parsing their lines as they speak them, with an air of brow-furrowing thought more appropriate to a scene-study class perhaps than an airy pageant of phantoms.

Scholar Judith Farr notes that Dickinson, during her lifetime, "was known more widely as a gardener, perhaps, than as a poet".