Sentence examples for best like those from inspiring English sources

The best, like those from Edmunds.com, Kelley Blue Book and Cars.com, stress simplicity and speed, not just beauty.

The best, like those made at Gramercy Tavern, Il Forno and Eli's Manhattan, are worth a detour.

For this reason, minimally fussy gowns in sharp colors look best, like those on Kristen Stewart and Nicole Kidman (when does she ever look bad?), as do the short-and-skippy dresses worn by Lily Cole and Diane Kruger.

Some of the best, like those sponsored by the KIPP program, steer inner-city students toward college from the early grades, and emphasize values such as perseverance and discipline as well as strong academics.

Please note, this is neither an enumeration of my favorites (though some of those are included) nor a ranking of the world's best (like those fatuous lists put out each year by Restaurant magazine in London).

Later, they were adapted into Arabic before being translated into French by a man named Antoine Galland, who added some of the tales that western audiences know best, like those of Aladdin and Ali Baba and the 40 thieves.

The findings identify the streetscape design characteristics that were best liked by people as well as those that were disliked.

She is, when she is at her best, like one of those libertarian radio talk-show hosts who see through all the double talk, the nonsense, the obfuscating legalisms that emanate from bureaucracies and political circles everywhere.

Still, the best firms, like those that spotted companies like Facebook and Twitter early on, have no interest in negotiating the terms -- simply because they do not have to.

Her best installations, like those in the Bonakdar show, seem to embrace chaos and the contingencies of a particular site (though in reality they are carefully controlled, down to the last pebble, marker cap or confetti dot).

The best are like those Keynes described: not only good mathematicians, but also creative and insightful thinkers who influence not merely policy decisions, but the direction of human thought.