Sentence examples for best certainly the from inspiring English sources

The LSO is on something of a roll at the moment: on the right night with Valery Gergiev, arguably the best (certainly the most exciting) orchestra in the world.

Swiftly followed by Army Dreamers: perhaps the best, certainly the most subtle of anti-war songs, inventing and rendering obsolete Let England Shake a couple of decades ahead of schedule.

Milan Kundera (who writes these days in French) is perhaps the best, certainly the best-known, Czech fiction writer since Kafka (who was arguably more German than Czech anyway).

1980: Breathing, a chillingly claustrophobic sound-picture of slow death through radiation sickness after the bomb drops: "Chips of plutonium/are twinkling in every lung". Swiftly followed by Army Dreamers: perhaps the best, certainly the most subtle of anti-war songs, inventing and rendering obsolete Let England Shake a couple of decades ahead of schedule.

At one point, reading a printed book (or having it read to you) was the best (certainly the cheapest and most efficient) way to get the information contained in a book transferred into your brain.

All in all, not the best, certainly not the worst.

His talent and ability as a manager for me is the best - certainly the best I've worked with.

This is probably the country's best company, certainly the best technology company.

Jonathan Coe In the days before DVD and home video, when you couldn't watch your favourite films whenever you felt like it, I was an avid collector of published screenplays, and one of the best - certainly the most readable - was Billy Wilder and IAL Diamond's script for The Apartment (Faber).

One of the best – and certainly the most expensive – tips of the day.

But Lear is, if not the best, then certainly the most interesting play Shakespeare wrote".