Meanings of perhaps few in English

Clearly, we all contribute to the problem, perhaps few climbers more than me!

There were perhaps few more devoted men than George Corson to the interests of the oppressed everywhere.

A visit to Venice is one of the joys which perhaps few of us have yet experienced.

He knew how to get along with his young charges, as perhaps few men would have done.

There are perhaps few words in Scripture which have been more fruitful of the highest graces than this commandment.

Unimpressive, to be the idol of a mob, loved and revered as perhaps few leaders in history have been.

I was born in the breezes, and I had studied the sea as perhaps few men have studied it, neglecting all else.

This requirement pervades every aspect of social life, but there are perhaps few where it is so straightforwardly crucial as in relation to food safety.

The safety-lamp was then only an unspoken word, and perhaps few foresaw the sweetness and light that these two men would yet give to earth.

We may remark, indeed, that for the matter of spiritual culture, if for nothing else, perhaps few periods of his life were richer than this.

Perhaps few are endowed with both the inventive and the critical faculty.

Perhaps few fields of activity have been conventionalized as much as university education.

Perhaps few boys could read it nowadays, so, modernizing it somewhat, it ran thus:

Perhaps few mothers are conscious that this train of reasoning passes through their minds.

Perhaps few writers of fiction have gone as close to nature for their facts.

Perhaps few would have ventured on that assertion except himself.