Sentence examples for perhaps most oddly from inspiring English sources

Perhaps most oddly of all, their fans will chant "Yerr-up!

Things that are meditatively classified as "delicious" include "restlessness," the fullness of some décolletage, a fraught exchange, a few romantic hours and, perhaps most oddly, the "lucid vapor" over the Thames.

In the 1980s and '90s, it was in the visual arts, however, that the debates over postmodern marginality and the construction of a fixed canon became, perhaps, most fierce yet, oddly, were at the same time least eloquent, or least fully realized in emotionally potent works of art.

He's been getting a lot of push-back on this, perhaps most of all, oddly enough, on redevelopment agencies.

Katharine Hepburn, who died on Sunday at the age of 96, had an oddly subtle influence on women, one that has been felt, perhaps most keenly by moviegoers, well into the present day.

Perhaps most sobering of all?

So have many, perhaps most, other universities.

Many, perhaps most, paused or stopped.

Perhaps most important, it is never forgotten.

— is perhaps most acute in the Eighth Symphony.

But many — perhaps most — will not.