Sentence examples for perhaps than it from inspiring English sources

More, perhaps, than it did its 50th – and more even that it expected to, a few weeks ago.

If the avuncular, public-spirited administration of Josiah "Jeb" Bartlet could only be persuaded to take an idea on board, the reasoning went, that guaranteed it a public airing and an intelligent mulling of its benefits - more, perhaps, than it might be assured in the real world.

British prestige had reached a new height, greater perhaps than it would ever attain again.

Bigger, perhaps, than it might have been for previous years' freshmen's first experience with the grease trucks.

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

Barber's piece is a tough customer -- tougher perhaps than it has to be -- and with a viciously difficult finale; Mr. Ivanov was impressively loud and fast.

But Fordham is perhaps deeper than it has ever been.

There is social capital left in the old system, after all; perhaps more than it deserves.

China remains a force for deflation in the world, but perhaps less than it was.

Q: You've lived through an era in which poetry was taught differently, perhaps better than it is now.

The tension is subtle – perhaps subtler than it really should be.