Sentence examples for best summarises from inspiring English sources

I'll again quote Horace Dediu, who best summarises the concern: "[There's a] perception that Apple is not going to survive as a going concern.

The word "making" best summarises their interests, the idea that by creating something out of materials and space, you can understand yourself, your surroundings and your companions in ways that are different from, for example, talking or looking.

There is some debate on what measure of central tendency best summarises RTs for each stimulus response condition.

John Lewis's hopes for Christmas, he said, was best summarised by one simple phrase: "thoughtful gifting".

These were best summarised in his seminal essay, The Problem with Music, published in the Baffler in 1993.

The story of Napoli's ultras is perhaps best summarised as a tale of two curvas: Curva A (the north bend) and Curva B (the south).

It is an interesting essay that can be best summarised by using a direct quote from Dunnett himself: "I have never been to West Bromwich".

His method might be best summarised by the title of one of his own songs, "Putting Out the Vibration, and Hoping it Comes Home".

Negative or apophatic theology has become the apologetics of choice in the modern age, best summarised by Johannes Scotus Eriugena in the ninth century: "We do not know what God is.

So it is with a raft of new reports on what has become known as the Winterbourne View agenda, best summarised as: "Some people were supported to leave hospital, but other people kept being sent there".

For most of his reign, the word on Mosley has been best summarised by Frank Williams, who said he was 'very, very intelligent and competent, with a streak of ruthlessness'.