Sentence examples for there perhaps more from inspiring English sources

There, perhaps more than anywhere else in the country, the Dutch tradition of social tolerance is readily encountered.

By the 1980s, though, there was a sense that it was society's obligation to worry about the fate of children, who were endangered even in the ostensibly safest environments — there, perhaps, more than anywhere else.

Former FA chief executive Mark Palios said: "The image problem is still there, perhaps more so, as it could be seen as a sort of stitch-up".

While it is disconcerting that there isn't a more robust incident response culture out there, perhaps more worrisome is the seeming lack of best practices pointed at heading off the problem before it happens.

Are there perhaps more than three?

Is there perhaps more back-dated material to come?

Was there perhaps a more sinister reaction?

The Windows Store itself will likely now come auto-pinned there, perhaps driving more use of the store itself.

There was perhaps more love real, uncomplicated love for Shandling among his fellow-comedians than there was for anyone else.

But there is perhaps more to it than that.

There was, perhaps, more animus involved than Briggs recognises.