Sentence examples for becoming at best from inspiring English sources

Buy from Amazon.comTHE great occupational hazard for any biographer is falling too much under the sway of his or her subject, becoming at best a biased observer, and at worst a propagandist.

But, behind the spin, there is growing concern in the US capital as to whether Turkey is breaking away from the West, falling under the spell of Iran and becoming at best an unreliable ally.

Time and becoming are at best secondary, at worst illusory, as our understanding of the world confirms.

The whole concept of "income" as a driver for equity investments, which moved to the forefront during the low-volatility environment, is becoming questionable at best.

You can spend every minute becoming best at what you do, but you're always just a Ray away from hopelessly wandering the streets with a plastic bag.

One might suggest that such relational actions-at-a-distance are harmless ones, perhaps merely "semantic"; like becoming the "best" at a task when your only competitor who might be miles away—fails.

Then choose a specialist niche that you can work on becoming the best at.

"You, my dear daughter," it said in part, "stop asking yourself, 'Why am I born a girl?' and aim at becoming the best you can be".

As one commenter on YouTube notes, "japan is slowly becoming the best at everything".

Imagine putting thousands of hours into becoming the best at what you do on a ridiculously competitive amateur level.

DJ Shadow has referred to the device as "the instrument I took seriously in terms of becoming the best at it, or one of the best".