Sentence examples for perhaps most distinctly from inspiring English sources

In Brooklyn Heights, the beating heart of Kings County's legal anatomy, the distance between white hats and black hats is perhaps most distinctly felt in what could be called "A Tale of Two Diners".

Popular since the 1960s is an indigenous pop style that emerged in the area around Lake Victoria inhabited by the Luo; called benga, it is perhaps the most distinctly Kenyan form in the musical repertoire.

His father, perhaps most significant of all, was a composer of a distinctly English variety — happily obscure, making a living writing old-fashioned organ and choral music for amateur church choirs.

Perhaps most importantly of all, Harris is an out gay man whose career never faltered - in fact he was able to play distinctly hetero roles.

Perhaps most sobering of all?

But many — perhaps most — will not.

But perhaps most amazing was its location.

Perhaps most of all, it takes money.

Perhaps most important are his superior crops.

Perhaps most importantly, fashion is fun.

Perhaps most important, he walked nobody.