Sentence examples for most perhaps a from inspiring English sources

"I mean, I love my family to death," he said, "but sometimes you need a break, you know?" Like most National Guardsmen at the time, Norris imagined that if all the training and hiking and going on maneuvers ever culminated in Alpha Company's seeing "action," it would be helping out with a natural disaster or, at most, perhaps a brief peacekeeping stint in Kosovo or Bosnia.

Choose whichever mark you like the most––perhaps you're a question mark-o-phile or perhaps you prefer exclamation marks.

After Peche's death, Hoffmann said, "Not even every hundred years, at most perhaps every three hundred years, does a country see the birth of such a genius".

While significant improvements were seen in every PMTCT skill area, family planning counseling improved the most, perhaps because it has become a priority for PMTCT services across Zambia.

Most, perhaps, but not all.

And, most strikingly, perhaps, a decline in the country's gaping inequality.

Most of the people -- and "most" is perhaps an understatement!

Most importantly, perhaps, an apple a day is the perfect way to lose weight.

Marco Rubio, who is now leading Bush in most polls, is perhaps a more interesting case.

Valandraud, which I also tasted separately, was the most harmonious and perhaps a bit more subdued.

Still, most Americans (save perhaps a few demoralised troops) would acknowledge that pulling out of Iraq now would be disastrous.