Sentence examples for main perhaps from inspiring English sources

This week the committee holds hearings with Kenneth Starr as the main, perhaps only, witness.

Maya's bid to get the "best shot at the truth" is the main, perhaps only, reason I remain intrigued by this series.

The main – perhaps the only – conclusion to draw from all this is that leaders, even a leader of so febrile a country as Russia, can disappear for 10 days and nothing happens at all.

In the run-up to this election, education reform is the main, perhaps the only, broad and deeply thought-out proposal from his self-styled heir.In 2007 Mr Cameron appointed Michael Gove, a close ally, to the schools brief.

And that, I suspect, is the main – perhaps the only – reason that 2007 will be counted as a pivotal year, because it was the moment that determined how the internet would evolve.

But in comparison with its stature, its influence remains pitiful, despite its recognition by America as a member of the nuclear club the main (perhaps only) foreign-policy achievement of Mr Singh's first term.Indian governments' main preoccupations are domestic unsurprisingly, given a riotous Bartholomew Fair of a political system, and huge economic problems.

Along the route of the main march, perhaps as many as 500 Americans and perhaps 2,500 Filipino soldiers were killed.

The main reason, perhaps, is economics.

Lightness is Usher's main, and perhaps only, gift.

In competitive terms, the main and perhaps the only question is, how does it look?

The main reason, perhaps, is that Iranians are suffering from a profound sense of powerlessness.