Sentence examples similar to perhaps outstanding from inspiring English sources

Perhaps most outstanding is the humble Tushin.

From 1659 Daniel van Papenbroeck, perhaps the outstanding Bollandist, collaborated.

The last was his only epistolary novel and perhaps the outstanding use of this form for comic purposes.

Talk story about Roberto Burle Marx of Brazil who is "perhaps the outstanding landscape architect of the world today".

He was perhaps the outstanding orator and parliamentarian of his era, a distinguished journalist and master essayist.

Besides the shared property that is perhaps the outstanding attribute of these hunting and gathering societies, two further aspects deserve attention.

Jokowi's rise would have been inconceivable without the radical political decentralisation which is perhaps the outstanding success of Indonesia's democratic journey.

By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, May 29 , 1965P. 19 Talk story about Roberto Burle Marx of Brazil who is "perhaps the outstanding landscape architect of the world today".

"Hopefully over the next number of days, perhaps the outstanding issue of the commencement of that process, hopefully, will also move on," he told RTE Radio in Dublin.

The Chilean Roberto Bolaño, who died three years ago at 50 and is perhaps the outstanding figure of the successor generation, uses no distance or alleviation whatever.

The Flora of California, his magnum opus, is perhaps the outstanding work on regional flora thus far produced in this country.