Examples of using Perhaps most in English and their translations into Turkish
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
And perhaps most obviously, but also most importantly-- and the path to concepts that we have heard about kind of illustrates this-- it needs infrastructure that can supply an uninterrupted source of electricity, of compressed oxygen, and other medical supplies that are so critical to the functioning of this machine.
It's that calculating intelligence that reminds me when I have to do my laundry. But perhaps most important, it's that little voice that says to me,"I am. I am." And as soon as my left hemisphere says to me"I am," I become separate.
And perhaps most tragically, he lost his self-worth.
But perhaps most influential of all was Benjamin Franklin.
What is perhaps most refreshing is her natural appearance.
But perhaps most importantly, there is safety in numbers.
Perhaps most profoundly, I would say he's a healer.
He is… I would say he's a healer. Perhaps most profoundly.
Dance with invisible partners. Many of the stars we see tonight, perhaps most of them.
Perhaps most profoundly, Grace: He is… I would say he's a healer.
Many of the stars we see tonight, perhaps most of them, dance with invisible partners.
And perhaps most importantly, our human-- our physiology, our brains have evolved not at all.
Second of all, she's not leaving and third and perhaps most important, pud?
Let's think about the living, the ones that need us now. And also, and perhaps most urgently.
it's got jointed limbs, but perhaps most remarkably, these.
But perhaps most famously, this is the room that the College of Cardinals uses to decide the next pope.
need light energy for nourishing our brains, emotions, physical body, and perhaps most importantly, our Chakras?
Perhaps most exciting to me is an idea that Bill Gates,
It is also the next, and perhaps most important step, President Kirkman is taking to re-establish our government in the wake of the Capitol attack.
And, perhaps most important, as teachers,