Sentence examples for is of all from inspiring English sources

It is, of all the landscapes, the one in which I feel most profoundly at home.

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is, of all the games to watch people play, the most fun.

The British mathematician G. H. Hardy wrote in 1940 that mathematics is, of "all the arts and sciences, the most austere and the most remote".

Nonetheless, as Pascal shrewdly remarked, the aphoristic prose style is, of all the manners of writing, the one that engraves itself most lastingly in the memories of men.

Teddy Duchamp Corey Feldmann) is, of all the boys, the one closest to the edge.

Thing is, of all the human expectorations to fake, spitting is probably the most difficult.

That is, of all the places in all the world, why have we chosen to focus your attention on these 21 in particular?

In 1877 Paul Broca [1] wrote that – "Man is, of all the animals, the one whose brain in the normal state is most asymmetrical.

My home is of all-brick construction and was built in the early 20th century.

[The footage is of] all these rejected applicants for the National Theater in Denmark.

The unlikely source of wholesome romance for Olive is -- of all things -- the movie star Jack Pickford (solid Matt Leisy).