Sentence examples for best summary from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the best summary is in the abstract of the paper.

Perhaps the best summary is Edward Said's, who said that the Palestinians are victims of victims.

By its end, the best summary of the European war was Stalin's.

That may be the best summary of the Republican nominee's foreign policy that anyone has provided so far.

Perhaps the best summary of his varied character and career is afforded by Hurn: "His staggering enthusiasm for the best of photography was infectious.

The best summary of the position is found in a new book, "Inefficient Markets" (Oxford University Press), by the Harvard professor Andrei Shleifer.

The book doesn't mention Obama by name, but it contains one of the best summaries of his economic policy that I have read.

Simon Finch, a friend of our family since for ever, has just done a documentary called The Good Terrorist, which is one of the best summaries I have seen about what took so long to happen in South Africa.

But the 60 works that form the modern canon of Hippocratic writings are at best summaries of his work written by his students - and, at worst, nothing to do with him at all.

Without any single word of explicit condemnation, this is by far one of the best summaries of French collaboration I've read since Robert Paxton's Vichy France: Old Guard and New Order.

It's one of the best summaries I've seen.