Sentence examples for perhaps most obviously from inspiring English sources

First, and perhaps most obviously, it consumes woody material.

Perhaps most obviously, we forget things over time (transience).

First, and perhaps most obviously, that's where the money is.

The Chinese, many of whom consider India a dirty, third-rate sort of place, were perhaps most obviously to blame for it.

But make no mistake, this is still a thoroughly Japanese game, as reflected perhaps most obviously in its anime-inspired art style.

Perhaps most obviously, the economic "experts" on whom much of Congress relies have been repeatedly, utterly wrong about the short-run effects of budget deficits.

The Stone Diaries and Larry's Party (1997) perhaps represent most obviously their author's commitment to commemorating otherwise unremarkable lives.

To launch the project with perhaps the most obviously harmonious pairing, Joanna Trollope has rewritten Sense and Sensibility, bringing Facebook, iPods and premarital sex to Barton Cottage.

The Stone Diaries (1993) and Larry's Party (1997) perhaps represent most obviously their author's commitment to commemorating otherwise unremarkable lives.

Whatever you think of Johnson's overall record, he has ended his eight years as perhaps the most obviously pro-cycling mainstream politician in the UK.

At first blush this seems to make sense: Perhaps the most obviously straightforward method of preventing unethical or damaging behavior is increasing the number of rules designed to curtail it.