Sentence examples for most perhaps the from inspiring English sources

Japan, as you say, has one of the most -- perhaps the most -- literate and well-informed populations in the world.

Sir Norman considers door handles to be the most -- perhaps the only -- tactile parts of a building.

These are the most (perhaps the only) important questions in conflict, and they always have been, whether the battle is fought in Amiens, Anzio or Abu Ghraib.

For business students more than most perhaps, the ability to give engaging presentations is likely to be vital to building a successful career.

The conflict between father and son is the most, perhaps the only, believable element in the story, but the movie is so thoroughly bewitched by Edward that it makes Will look like a cold fish who stubbornly refuses to accept his father for what he is.

"Exports are going to be hurt badly, and the economy will be lucky to grow by 4% to 5% next year at most," perhaps the worst year since reforms started three decades ago, according to Horst Geicke, who manages $6 billion at Vina Capital in Hong Kong.

What scares the uninitiated most perhaps is the complexity of it all.

It is clear that Dummett was one of the most important — perhaps the most important — British philosopher of the last half century.

Children improved the most, perhaps because fewer photoreceptors had decayed.

Most importantly, perhaps, the locals are infatuated with sport.

The most entertaining, and perhaps the most depressing, parts are the testimonials from members.