It was hard to imagine as the pages went by, but not impossible, because Las Vegas provokes the best sustained writing in this novel.
The exhibition does not have sections called "To Travel" or "To Migrate," but in a sense they would have best sustained the premise of "Sharing Exoticisms".
Since then, he says, commercials have at best sustained candidates' trajectories rather than changed them.That may be enough for Mr Neves.
Another of Carroll's poems, The Hunting of the Snark (1876), has been called the longest and best sustained nonsense poem in the English language.
It's the best sustained use of a sound effect I've come across in a long time (all praise to Paul Groothuis for that).
What sort of a society we want to live in, and what kind of economy will best sustain it – this is the underlying matter of most party policy proposals and most politicians' rhetoric.
The film's best sustained sequence (and its most dangerous and affecting one) involves a troubled Brazilian girl, the sex offender and a retired middle-aged Englishman (Hopkins) searching for his missing daughter, a quest that leaves all of them stranded together during a snowstorm at Denver airport.
Possessing a pristine reputation, Rogge is viewed as one who can best sustain the I.O.C.'s reform process following the Salt Lake City bribery scandal, polishing the committee's tarnished image with a style that is more inclusive and accessible, less autocratic and elitist, than Samaranch's method of governance since 1980.
There are also many school-reform efforts besides charter schools: the one with the best sustained record of producing better-educated children in difficult circumstances, in hundreds of schools over many years, is a rigorously field-tested curriculum called Success for All, but because it's not part of the story line it goes almost completely unmentioned.
In a passage about the pearl fishery (from the second volume of his autobiography, "Growing"), which Glendinning says is "among the best sustained set-pieces he wrote," Woolf describes the death of an Arab fisherman, the grief of the man's brother, and the dignity of the sheikh in charge of the boat, who speaks in mourning: I didn't understand Arabic, but I could understand what he was saying.
