Sentence examples for but probably most of from inspiring English sources

The new gold agreement in volved compromises on all sides, but probably most of all by South.

He reads more and more widely than any person we know, except professional book reviewers (but probably most of them too).

To describe the legacy of Michael Foot – whether as a politician, a biographer, a historian, but probably most of all as an outstanding journalist and writer – is effectively to chronicle the tapestry of 20th century British radicalism.

Moreover, since more than 10 years, valve implantation can be performed: initially for pulmonic valve (the Melody™ valve from Medtronic or the Sapien™ valve from Edwards Lifesciences); but probably, most of the valves in the future could be implanted using appropriate tools and hybrid techniques combining cardiac catheterization and surgery.

But probably most thrilling of all for the Lawrences is that, backstage after the Sunday-night show at Terminal 5, along with Smith and Blige, will be an unexpected visitor.

But probably most droll of all is AFI President Bob Gazzale, who explains to the crowd that Spielberg & Co. aren't present because they're in Virginia, "shooting Lincoln".

"But a big chunk, probably most of it, was Russian music that was forbidden".

Genomes and gene families not only grow but often shrink or, probably most of the time, persist in equilibrium.

Probably most of your own.

"One of the biggest challenges within, especially the department store realm, but probably throughout most of retail, is the lack of differentiation, the me-too-ness and the sameness that has plagued retailing for years," said Robert Drbul, an analyst with Barclays Capital.

"She was the baby of the family, but probably the most sensible of all of us and kept us all on top of everything and she kept everyone together," she said.