Sentence examples for perhaps than does from inspiring English sources

Accessing the buttery meat clinging to the rack of black cod — essentially a fish spine, left over after smoked sable has been fileted for Sunday morning bagels — required surgical concentration, though no more, perhaps, than does eating a lobster.

Accessing the buttery meat clinging to the rack of black cod essentially a fish spine, left over after smoked sable has been fileted for Sunday morning bagels required surgical concentration, though no more, perhaps, than does eating a lobster.

Each one wants me less, perhaps, than does a child in the first grade.

We have different things that we do socially, perhaps, than we did in the past.

The attention attracted by GoldieBlox says more about our culture, perhaps, than it does about the toy itself.

"He has less mobility on the outside perhaps than Kevin does, and so Pau has to step out and use his speed and quickness as opposed to perhaps post up position and size".

The lack of flash, the absolute dearth of iconography...the lame font and funny multi-colored name, these things are disarming almost to the point of making you forget that Google wants each and every bit of your personal information even more (perhaps) than Facebook does.

It was apparent to one GP that empathy and anticipation are acquired skills: You do...better in your thirtieth year of practice perhaps than you did in your third.

Quite naturally that former poet laureate's book had a perhaps more lyrical quality than does the Hollanders' version, which has firmer scholarship and accuracy than Mr. Pinsky's, Mr. Howard said.

This was a decision of the executive committee of the ILAE, taken because the word "disorder," while perhaps having less stigma than does "disease," also does not express the degree of seriousness that epilepsy deserves.

Ai has a higher profile, perhaps, than Liu did.