Sentence examples for best meaning from inspiring English sources

He has, in the best meaning of the term, milked it for what it can offer him.

He has, in the best meaning of the term, he's milked it for what it can offer him.

The best, meaning the loudest, will wind up at the dB Drag Racing world finals in Nashville in October.

Knighted in 1991, he could genuinely be described, in the best meaning of the phrase, as a public servant.

The mares will be among the best, meaning that for at least two years, they will drop off the book of a proven sire.

Under Mr. Macal they exuded awareness to the tips of their fingers, showing the best meaning of Tchaikovsky to reside, ultimately, in a great, straightforward performance.

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They found that images of snakes had a particularly strong and fast-acting effect on pulvinar neurons: Of the 91 neurons that became active at some point in the experiment, 40% were "snake-best," meaning they were more active during snake photos than other images.

Kukal had warned, "Be careful of Jiri -- iron is his best friend," meaning the weight room.

Biggest disappointment That it seems like another season is down the tubes (at best) already, meaning (at best) another season in the fourth division.

"The category is likened to foreign film and best picture, meaning that what we're instructed to vote on is the entire achievement," Mr. Bloom said.