Sentence examples for best extended from inspiring English sources

Concentrating on the early black-and-white paintings that made Ms. Riley famous, it presents stringently pure yet accessible works that have, at their best, extended the optical potential implicit in the work of Mondrian, Josef Albers and Ad Reinhardt.

As a team sport -- more than as a showcase for the well muscled in pursuit of home run records -- baseball is having its best extended run since before the 1994 player strike, which sent the game on a long search for its soul.

The chapter also examines the way in which an egocentric frame of reference is best extended with an exocentric frame of reference, and whether adding an exocentric frame of reference will significantly reduce navigation and wayfinding problems in desktop GeoVEs.

One of his best extended speeches on the subject of free-trade agreements is here.

Best extended metaphor Rhodri Morgan, Labour's outgoing Welsh first minister said: "We have temporarily mislaid that magic recipe for blending the mushy peas of old Labour with the guacamole of New Labour".

This way of imbuing the ordinary with a sense of the numinous is at the heart of the Shaker aesthetic, by far the best extended account of which can be found in "The Shaker World: Art, Life, Belief," by the art historian John T. Kirk.

How can we best extend the internet to those who don't use it already?

The declaration may, at best, extend his hold on power for another few years.

Some of the best extend the accumulative density of Mr. Gioni's show.

Indeed, as she has been quietly laying the groundwork for a mayoral bid during the past year, Ms. Quinn has been privately casting herself as a reformer who could best extend the legacy of Mr. Bloomberg if she became the next mayor.

Therefore, there exists optimal values of S _FACTOR and G _FACTOR, which could best extend the network lifetime.