Sentence examples for and possibly most from inspiring English sources

It represents instead America's most intelligent (and possibly most effective) act of aggression toward Iran.

It was the least scholarly and possibly most modern moment of the night.

A separate room is devoted to her largest and possibly most significant work, "Six Prayers," a Holocaust memorial.

The most widely-reported and possibly most misleading 'effect of climate change' in atoll nations is erosion.

The third price tag, and possibly most in need of an active not passive reaction, is the generational one.

A Neo-Baroque marble mountain, it is the whitest, biggest, tallest, and possibly most pompous of Rome's major monuments.

Only 18% of voters participated.The third and possibly most significant trend is a change in the shape of politics.

The character he purports to be studying is Danny Lutz, the oldest and possibly most tormented of the Lutz children.

Established in 1852, it is California's oldest and possibly most dilapidated prison, and its 432 prime waterfront acres are coveted by developers and local governments.

It also reflected the impact of the mass mobilisation that took place across London's ethnic, racial and religious groups, including - and possibly most importantly - the Muslim community.

But the most notorious, and possibly most outstanding, example of the genre is that symbol of Nixon's Washington, the Watergate complex.