Sentence examples for most classics from inspiring English sources

Davies's film isn't a musical in the traditional sense, but it contains as much music, performed onscreen, as do most classics of the genre.

And like most classics, of course, the themes lend themselves to productions that take the material in diverse directions, as can be seen already this year.

Records tumbled in his wake and have never been bettered: most career victories (525), most wins in a season (54), most Classics victories (28), the greatest number of Grand Tour wins (11) and so on and so on.

Finally, on the day Robert McCrum has finished his 100 best novels written in English list, a piece defending it's fine not to have read most classics and that everyone should calm down, on Buzzfeed.

Ms. Mayor's success in piecing together the griffin legend encouraged her to examine other Greek and Roman texts for "the world's oldest written descriptions of fossil finds," which had been overlooked by most classics scholars and historians of science.

The Symposium is the dialogue most classics teachers choose to start students off with, being the account, at first sight at least, of an all-night, men-only drinking binge in 416BC Athens where some of the lads are so wasted they can scarcely stand up.

And which is the most classic episode?

Most classic operas have no real legal protection.

Subsequent work has indicated that similar considerations apply to most classic Cepheids.

The assassin was that most classic of contemporary American malefactors, the disgruntled former employee.

But most classic sitcoms would lose the very basis of their humour – social realism.