Sentence examples for most classically from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare's most classically inspired early comedy is The Comedy of Errors (c. 1589 94).

In this way, Atrx loss in mNPCs recapitulates the two biological features most classically associated with diffusely infiltrating astrocytomas.

Indeed, the story of this failed champion may be the most classically tragic in all of American history.

The flashiest restaurateurs want in on pizza; so do some of the most classically trained, critically acclaimed chefs.

Mahler's Fourth is still the most frequently performed of all his symphonies, the most classically proportioned, and the easiest to accommodate in a varied programme.

Nearly fifty years ago Philip Larkin wrote what remains the most classically insightful poem about the seductive powers of running away.

Regarding other non-sauropod sauropodomorphs, there is a growing consensus that no clade congregates all (nor most) taxa classically treated as 'Prosauropoda' to the exclusion of Sauropoda.

In fact Corton, its replacement, may be the most quietly, classically serious restaurant in the restaurateur Drew Nieporent's large portfolio and long career.

"I have the same background as some of the most prominent, classically trained Caucasian actors," the Juilliard alumna told The Times in an interview last year, "yet I haven't had the material to reflect my ability".

Most genes classically associated with the inflammatory compartment are part of the NF-kappaB signaling pathway including TNFAIP3 and BIRC3 that have been shown to be involved in resistance to chemotherapy.

I feel even the most un-classically trained among us can be, too.