Sentence examples for best from a from inspiring English sources
(d) "I don't think America can stand by and hope for the best from a madman".
It's easy to know what's best from a distance, for someone else and their kids.
It wasn't quite Angelina's leg, but it was the best from a pretty unmeme-orable night.
The door, like much of the house, looked at its best from a distance.
Lady Justice looks best from a distance, her elegant form unblemished by compromise and expedience.
Some say that Tintoretto's art often looks best from a distance and disappoints up close.
Like a mountain range, the Empire State Building is at its best from a distance.
Glory looks best from a very great distance, or on a very small scale.
He will have to eke the best from a senior squad with a transitional feel.
And this approach is best from a conflicts and ethics perspective.
This writer derails the narrative while cheerfully and peculiarly extracting the best from a hideous situation and an unsettling ending.
