Sentence examples for best think of from inspiring English sources
The Cub Scout law is different again: Cub scouts always do their best, :think of others before themselves :and do a good turn every day.
Venture capitalists are wonderful creatures who allow entrepreneurs the time and freedom to do what they do best: think of new ways to make money.
Perhaps it is best thought of as interrogative art, a series of stylized dialogues that cut through the niceties of social interaction, prompting a concentrated exchange of thoughts.
Playoff losses and near misses are best thought of not as failures, but burnt offerings that provide Reid with employment immortality.
It is hard to be sure whether these games are best thought of as reminders of normality or distractions from what normality has become.
Despite being part of the same country, the preponderance of internal barriers to trade including border taxes and a maze of state-level regulations means that its regions are best thought of as being only partially open to trade.
Reid's tenure is best thought of not in modern historical terms, as something with a clearly defined ending, but as an eternal cycle of death, rebirth and uninformative news conferences.
It is instead probably best thought of as a decent on-the-way place — on the way to or from a concert at Town Hall or the theater, on the way to Grand Central, on the way to or from dinner.
