Sentence examples for perhaps than anything from inspiring English sources

Wayne Hunter, the starting right tackle, who gave up three sacks, was more relieved perhaps than anything.

More deftly, perhaps, than anything else, music can plunge one into grief and then provide a way to get over it.

"I have little doubt myself... that today we would be facing a situation where Iraq was competing with Iran, competing both on nuclear weapons capability and competing more importantly perhaps than anything else, in respect of support of terrorist groups".

More memorable perhaps than anything else about Mr. McQueen, whom the designer Steven Cox of Duckie Brown justifiably referred to on Thursday as "the best tailor in the world," was the designer's spirit of dark play.

What's remarkable about Parrworld is that it's all here: his arcane interests and photographic passions and influences and inspirations and, more perhaps than anything else, his sense of humour.

Perhaps more than anything, residents dream of jobs.

Winning matters to American fans, perhaps more than anything.

But perhaps more than anything, Radek Stepanek is known as a tennis fashion icon.

And that, perhaps more than anything, is what united servant and master.

For readers used to turning paper pages, e-books invite touch perhaps more than anything else.

Perhaps more than anything, Stern is proud of his league's record.