Sentence examples for perhaps very much from inspiring English sources

In ecological terms, worse, perhaps very much worse, is on the way.

In the 6th century bc, or perhaps very much earlier, the orgiastic religion of the god Dionysus, probably originating in Thrace and Phrygia, was established in Greece.

At the moment, she is working on a series of plays (she calls them "divagations") in rhyming couplets (very unfashionable, she says, although with Mike Bartlett's Charles III storming Broadway in blank verse, perhaps very much the thing).

This isn't perhaps very much.

Perhaps not very much.

Well, perhaps not very much.

The data could provide some extra guidance, though perhaps not very much, to help choose between the two drugs, tamoxifen and raloxifene.

Prima facie, it is plausible that the belief has some degree (perhaps not very much) of justification, the same or very close to the degree of justification I might have in the "good" case in which I correctly believe that I am experiencing pain on the basis of an experience of marginal pain.

This matters for religion, but perhaps not very much for society.

Perhaps, but also very much a sign of the times.

"I said, 'Well, Hindus are not allowed to eat cows, so perhaps Catholics are very much in between".