Sentence examples for best stated from inspiring English sources

The oppositions are best stated starkly.

This last fillip of psychological paradox echoes an all too resonant political paradox, which was perhaps best stated by the former British Prime Minister Clement Attlee.

Perhaps today's approach to fee generation by leading law firms was best stated in a recent Wall Street Journal article about partners billing over $1,000 per hour.

Their overall political philosophy was perhaps best stated in James Mill's article "Government," which was written for the supplement (1815 24) to the fourth through sixth editions of the Encyclopædia Britannica.

What happened later you must read for yourself, and it is best stated by Time Magazine in a July 1 , 1991 article: "If Sununu hadn't exactly been grounded, he had certainly been sent to his room.

The main purpose of Mr. Driver's book is to refute the generally accepted theory, best stated in Pere Roland de Vaux's book "L'Archeologie et Les Manuscrits de la Her Morte that the building first excavated by him & the Jordanian Dept. of Antiquities was a monastery of the Essene order, a sect described by Philo & Josephus & located in the region by Pliny.

That's at best state capitalism.

And it was Ross Perot's best state in 1992.

Even in their best state, they showed fingerprints.

Here are the five best states for women.

These are the best states for female entrepreneurs.