Sentence examples for most maybe the from inspiring English sources

This is not how he envisioned his spring meetings, starting tomorrow in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. "We're coming off of one of the most, maybe the most, magnificent years in our history," Tranghese said.

There are exceptions: Louis McHenry Howe wrote, "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself," and Malcolm Moos created "the military-industrial complex," the most (maybe the only) famous phrase from the Eisenhower era.

PD Balotelli gets one-match ban and £25,000 fine for Instagram post Liverpool victory over Bournemouth calms the crisis talk – for now Walcott in contention for Arsenal return against Liverpool Russian rouble collapse costs Arsenal's Usmanov £517m in 48 hours It has been one of the most – maybe the most – predictable results in the Premier League of the last five years.

But it stood up over the years as one of the most successful, maybe the most successful, of the redesigns.

And potentially most frightening, maybe the scientific community?s expectations of you are so high you never quite feel you?ve arrived.

"Today the Premier League is the most powerful as well as the most attractive and maybe the most popular in the world.

And because movies are the most total and encompassing art form we have, these reactions can seem the most personal and, maybe the most important, imaginable.

The Sage of Omaha calls Glide "one of the most effective organizations…or maybe the most effective organization I've seen for people down on their luck".

Manning's performance against the San Francisco 49ers two weeks ago in the N.F.C. championship game was the most recent example, and maybe the most emblematic.

Consider that Dell Computer, the most efficient PC maker and maybe the most efficient manufacturer period, can only muster 18% profit margins on PCs.

"The most dangerous criminal maybe the man gifted with reason but no morals".