Sentence examples for figure of all from inspiring English sources

But the grimmest figure of all is Yeltsin's age of death.

Orpheus is a figure of all artists, and Eurydice is his inspiration.

The most pleasing figure of all is a share ratio of 11%, meaning roughly 1,000 tweets were generated.

Then on Friday came the most disturbing figure of all: six.

And Verlander, the most important figure of all, gets back to work.

The most distrusted figure of all is Gordon Brown himself, although the polling was conducted before he became prime minister.

And yet with law-enforcement sounding like Hicks-family spin doctors, we are being urged to consider this murderer as a figure of all-embracing American assimilation — a man who did not care who they were but hated them as he would hate anyone and everyone, equally and without fear or favor, for the way they parked.

"Our Lord was one of the most countercultural figures of all time," he said.

But the most tragic figures of all are that 24 million children will never enter a classroom.

Lenz was represented by August Boehm, a leading player, teacher and writer; and Oswald Jacoby, one of the greatest figures of all time, was played by John Kranyak.

And the Scottish National party, which is widely expected to be Scotland's largest party after polling day, has the poorest figures of all major parties.