Sentence examples for perhaps most clearly from inspiring English sources

This has significant consequences for monitoring development outcomes, perhaps most clearly seen during humanitarian crises.

In the Czech Republic, Euroscepticism has long been part of mainstream politics, perhaps most clearly embodied in Václav Klaus, the former president.

The two approaches can be combined successfully, as seen perhaps most clearly in the Mass Effect science-fiction games (which clearly inspired Alpha Protocol).

His third novel, "The Sot-Weed Factor," is an appropriation of the great picaresque novels, perhaps most clearly of Henry Fielding's "Tom Jones".

8| Victoria Beckham A sometime adherent of the Five Hands Diet, VB is the celebrity perhaps most clearly in possession of an iron will.

In the wake of the riot, white flight accelerated, and the sense of desperation and hopelessness that gripped the inner city was perhaps most clearly seen in Devil's Night a pre-Halloween tradition "celebrated" with looting and arson.

Andrew Sullivan, who writes for The Daily Beast, wrote on Friday that Mr. Blankenhorn was "perhaps the most clearly decent, intellectually honest, nonhomophobic opponent of marriage equality".

Perhaps the most clearly recognizable such area today is the Ghetto, the islet on which from 1516 to 1797 Venice's Jews were confined.

He once testified that the main Bush-era torture memo was "perhaps the most clearly erroneous legal opinion I have ever read".

That can perhaps be most clearly seen by looking at the Brazilian congress, which consists of 81 senators and 513 deputies from 21 different parties.

These were perhaps expressed most clearly in the apocryphal text known as the Wisdom of Solomon, written during the 1st century bc and reflecting the views of a cultured Jew of the Diaspora.