Sentence examples for perhaps most perfectly from inspiring English sources

The hive mind is perhaps most perfectly embodied by Reddit, which, besides claiming to be "the front page of the Internet," is structured in a way to produce something that most approximates a swarm.

Finally, the smallest project on the list is perhaps the most perfectly formed of them all.

In an era when many show titles are bland and interchangeable (if not virtually identical: how did we end up with "The Trouble With Normal," "Normal, Ohio" and "Norm" all in the same year?), "Jackass," which had its premiere last Sunday at 9 p.m., is perhaps the most perfectly named program on the air.

Jonathan Keefe of Slant Magazine calls the song "the purest iteration of Swift's template and repertoire", also saying that it "could turn things around for Swift, as it's perhaps the most perfectly constructed single in a career built on tracks that are marvels of pop production and songwriting".

One author, Kraig Derstler, has described E. annectens as "perhaps the most perfectly-known dinosaur to date [1994]." Anatosaurus copei and E. saskatchewanensis are now thought to be growth stages of E. annectens: A. copei as adults, and E. saskatchewanensis as juveniles.

Perhaps Lebanon, where political power is allocated along confessional lines (and boat-rocking changes of religious affiliation are virtually impossible) is the most perfectly post-Ottoman state.

Perhaps most sobering of all?

Perhaps most important are environmental value orientations.

Perhaps most importantly, he keeps winning.

Perhaps most significant, alcohol levels fluctuate.

Perhaps most will decide against it.