Sentence examples for Most proverbial from inspiring English sources

Since my family only has riches of the most proverbial kind (health, happiness, blah, blah, blah), I often find myself coveting my neighbors' pristine lawns and Corinthian leather lives from afar while occasionally stealing their Wall Street Journals under cover of darkness.

Among the various research thrusts in solar PV, the most proverbial area is extracting maximum power from solar PV system.

This exercise will give you the chance to focus your plan and get the most proverbial bang for your buck.

In the proverbial most romantic city in the world, where it was once said that a fifth of the population suffered from syphilis, Dr Maw visits the Musee des Moulages, a private medical museum where thousands of wax casts show the destructive results of sexually transmitted infections.

Which means that before official sales even begin, most of the proverbial pie is divvied up in advance between industry insiders, fan clubs, licensed brokers, and credit card companies leaving the public fighting for leftover crumbs.

Of course this is the type of story we hear all the time -- so what is it about this filmic endeavor that charmed uber producer Harvey Weinstein enough to put most of his proverbial eggs into one big Oscar campaign basket?

Although one skeptical newcomer leaned over to a stranger and opined, "He's the Studio 54 of chanting," most attendees let the proverbial spirit take them, whether they believed in the chants or simply relished the strong, simple melody.

The author's grandmother pops up in most chapters, dispensing jaunty proverbial wisdom: "So long as it's away from my own ass, I don't mind," begins the chapter on homosexuality.

That is why I am not sure that the small tweak to the paycheck deductions was the best way to get the most bang for the proverbial buck.

Most employers would give their proverbial right arm to have a staff resource of this quality and commitment, not trash it through distortion".

Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. called the addresses "very political events" and "very awkward," adding, "We have to sit there like the proverbial potted plant most of the time".