Sentence examples for the most perhaps from inspiring English sources

Children improved the most, perhaps because fewer photoreceptors had decayed.

What has changed the most, perhaps, is Liverpool's desire to have him back.

Japan, as you say, has one of the most -- perhaps the most -- literate and well-informed populations in the world.

Sir Norman considers door handles to be the most -- perhaps the only -- tactile parts of a building.

On a continent riven by cleavages among ethnic groups, Nigeria has the most, perhaps as many as 400.

Right up until I became famous, my lack of hair was considered the most – perhaps even the only – notable thing about me.

What scares the uninitiated most perhaps is the complexity of it all.

The most recent contingent, an international presence in Hebron, was admitted, albeit reluctantly, by the government of Binyamin Netanyahu in 1996.The most, perhaps, that can be agreed between Mr Clinton and Mr Arafat is the "international" composition of the American-led fact-finding commission into the causes of the latest violence.

One is sort of the most common perhaps.

It is clear that Dummett was one of the most important — perhaps the most important — British philosopher of the last half century.

The most extreme, perhaps, was Sean Parker's Taxidermy party.