Sentence examples for most perhaps that from inspiring English sources
The most recent contingent, an international presence in Hebron, was admitted, albeit reluctantly, by the government of Binyamin Netanyahu in 1996.The most, perhaps, that can be agreed between Mr Clinton and Mr Arafat is the "international" composition of the American-led fact-finding commission into the causes of the latest violence.
Those are most virtuous, perhaps, that cannot be pursued without strength and nobility.
The most visually arresting work, and the most uplifting -- perhaps that's why its hung opposite the gallery entrance -- is Jane Hammond's work called "The Wonderfulness of Downtown".
Finally, the sea is the book's most central subject; but perhaps that's just right.
First, and perhaps most obviously, that's where the money is.
First, many (perhaps most) papers that apply such methods make no strong conclusion as to whether they have found the right gene.
Carter may have been the most introspective and perhaps that hurt him.
Perhaps most important is that decline in child deaths is actually accelerating.
Perhaps most disturbing is that one tick can transmit a "cocktail" of multiple viruses at once.
Perhaps most exciting, mice that reaped the rewards of fasting could make an occasional dietary detour and still stay healthy.
Her most controversial role was perhaps that of Eliza Doolittle in the motion picture musical My Fair Lady (1964).
