Sentence examples for it perhaps most from inspiring English sources

Bush did not grant Enron the single decision it perhaps most desired: for the US administration to withdraw its objections to the Kyoto Protocol limiting greenhouse gas emissions.

Much of it, perhaps most, is based on attitude.

It was schmaltzy, it was cynical, and some of it (perhaps most of it) was tendentious.

I see it, perhaps most effectively, in "Saturday Night Live" and in David Letterman's parodies.

In Poland, indeed, the very notion that Western-style capitalism will work in the eastern nation that embraced it perhaps most heartily is under attack.

Bulldogs are certainly unusual-looking creatures, and people either seem to find them really cute or really ugly — or, as one person put it (perhaps most accurately), "beautifully ugly".

Indigenous inequality is a global health problem, but it is perhaps most surprising to witness its continuation in some of the world's most wealthy countries.

It was perhaps most evident in Bangladesh.

It is perhaps most famous as the starting point of the New York City Marathon.

It is perhaps most famously evident in his "Striking Worker Murdered" (1934).

For a writer it was perhaps most important not to write, but to read.