Sentence examples for proved perhaps from inspiring English sources

A terminal illness two weeks ago proved perhaps the most rapidly mutating medical condition of recent times.

That inspiration proved perhaps most useful to Mr. Rimalower in processing the fallout after his father kicked down the closet door and bailed on the family.

In not overstepping his authority and announcing policy decisions himself, one higher education lobbyist said, Dr. Paige proved perhaps wiser than more practiced political hands.

What Frank proved, perhaps more than any photographer before him, was that a camera was not just an automatic mechanism, but that it could be given a personality, even a soul in the right hands.

The transformation of this province into what Mr. Inayatullah called an Islamic welfare state, which would provide economic and social justice, has proved has proved perhaps the greatest challenge.

Four further books completed the Hitchhiker series, which proved perhaps the most remarkable project, and certainly the most successful, ever to come out of the publishing corporation of Pan.

Such times prove, perhaps, that money can occasionally buy happiness.

She added that Gussin's creation has not yet caught on in England, proving, perhaps, that you can't have everything.

F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote once that there are no second acts in American lives — which proves, perhaps, only that there are no second acts in American aphorisms.

In fact, Ms. Lee seems to be following the path of Brigitte Bardot, proving perhaps that every generation gets the sex symbol/animal rights activist it deserves.

Michael Schumacher had the fastest time through much of the session, proving – perhaps – that the work Ferrari have said they have done has been successful.