Sentence examples for a most encouraging from inspiring English sources
Beaten just a neck by Shareta in monsoon-like conditions a year ago, John Gosden's four-year-old made a most encouraging seasonal return when third in the Prince of Wales's Stakes at Royal Ascot.
A most encouraging selection.
'It is a most encouraging first response from MI6 and the Treasury Solicitor.
They had a most encouraging qualifying, with Lewis Hamilton finishing second to retain his remote hopes of taking the crown, while the outgoing champion, Jenson Button, who has had a season full of forgettable Saturdays, will be two places behind.
This is a most encouraging bit of news, informing us of what we already know: that Truth stays up all night, and that something keeps flickering in the world while Ministers for Propaganda snooze.
There was also, it is only fair to say, a most encouraging debut in the main draw from Heather Watson, whose dynamism, pluck and wit provided Romina Sarina Oprandi with a really searching examination before she ultimately succumbed 6-4, 1-6, 6-3.
It really is all most encouraging.
The New Yorker, February 10 , 1934P. 11 The knowledge that somebody has hit upon a wholly new idea of using the wind to drive a boat is most encouraging and heady.
If he is not to fail again, Mr Abe needs to set his party and country in a new direction.The most encouraging sign is that Mr Abe says he has learnt from his last spell in office.
So, in a way, the most encouraging event is the brilliant, hilarious, and astonishingly complete discussion of the issue of gun control and American madness by the great Australian comedian Jim Jefferies.
These stopped the spiral of declining asset prices, credit withdrawals and bank failures that had threatened to turn a recession into a depression.One of the most encouraging bits of news is that the S&P/Case-Shiller 20-city index of house prices fell just 0.2% between April and May, the smallest fall in two years.
