Sentence examples for perhaps of all from inspiring English sources

One is tempted to add: perhaps of all time.

But one could say the same of very many places, perhaps of all countries.

The greatest poet of Czech Romanticism, and perhaps of all Czech poets, was Karel Hynek Mácha.

Hierarchy is still a tragic fact of Japanese production, perhaps of all production.

Brown remains the most important legal decision of the 20th century, perhaps of all time.

As has been said for years, Glover is the greatest tap virtuoso of our time, perhaps of all time.

What he had found was the most significant stone age discovery of the century, perhaps of all time.

But perhaps of all genres, including country and folk, the strongest roots of the melancholy tree grow from the blues.

They knew that the world must change and, perhaps of all people anywhere, they stalked change with caution and forbearance.

To accomplish it he turned to psychoanalysis in 1933 and continued with it for many years...Perhaps of all the uses to which he put his new wealth, this expenditure was the wisest of all, since not only did it make possible the continuation of his career, but eventually the sharing of his life in marriage.

It's probably going to stand alongside Furious 7 and Star Wars: The Force Awakens as one of the biggest movies of the year --perhaps of all-time.