Sentence examples for finest gift from inspiring English sources

His finest gift was understanding.

Up on the Acropolis, it was decided that the one who gave the city the finest gift should become its patron.

Here (as in his works of the remarkable year 1722, which saw the publication of Moll Flanders, A Journal of the Plague Year, and Colonel Jack) Defoe displays his finest gift as a novelist his insight into human nature.

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Considering the dire financial straits many gay bars face, it wasn't Drag Race's finest gift to the queer community.

That's the finest gift you can give another person who loves or cares about you.

It was one of the finest gifts I could have ever received.

A fluency with daily manners is one of the finest gifts you can give your children, and for that you need to start young.

You might work out something along the line of: 'I think history is one of the finest gifts the movies have received since "Clive of India".

He wrote to Hellman in 1936: "Eddie Robinson, on his return from Europe, is quoted as follows; 'I think the movies are one of the finest gifts the world has received since the beginning of history.

If framed, it would make a fine gift in itself.