Sentence examples for perhaps most notably from inspiring English sources

Perhaps most notably, we move d into our new campus on Roosevelt Island.

And perhaps most notably, a mandatory curfew exists at Reagan National Airport in Washington.

Those trade deals involve Africa, Caribbean nations and, perhaps most notably for American foreign policy, China.

But it has also kept its quirks, perhaps most notably its layout.

And, perhaps most notably, given the recent congressional proceedings, he appears to have juiced.

Perhaps most notably, top members of the Conservative government have broken with Cameron on his Brexit policy.

Alabama boasts many surviving examples of 19th-century residentiarchitectureure, perhaps most notably Gaineswood Mansion in Demopolis.

The Umayyad dynasty centralized authority within the Islamic civilization, perhaps most notably with its fifth ruler ʿAbd al-Malik.

Perhaps most notably for the GOP, consistent reports of economic growth have not improved the public's perceptions of the economy.

Perhaps most notably, Hegel argued that "our objects of inquiry are not 'truth' or 'meaning' but rather configurations of consciousness.

She has since appeared at the opera houses of Munich, Paris, Bordeaux, Madrid, Seville and, perhaps most notably, Los Angeles.