Sentence examples for most clement from inspiring English sources

The critic David Thomson calls him "America's most clement actor, the only person around who challenges the immersion in work of Marlon Brando".

One special of the day, crepes filled with ratatouille, failed to pass my most clement standards.

The deputy Pedro Moacir believed that the return of the remains would represent "the perpetual gratitude of posterity towards the most clement, the most tolerant of all monarchs of his time".

Mr. O'Dette also offered a few of dall'Aquila's inventive settings of other composers' works, most notably Clement Janequin's painterly piece "La Battaglia," with its zesty running figuration, and "Il Est Bel e Bon," a graceful, richly detailed expansion on a song by Pierre Passereau.

Most policies, Ms. Clement said, provide for a dollar limit on the amount of ordinance coverage the policy will provide.

In most cases, Ms. Clement said, the cost to rebuild a house to the same specifications as the original ends up being more -- sometimes much more -- than the purchase price of the house.

But Labour – under most leaders except Clement Attlee, John Smith, Mike Foot and perhaps Jim Callaghan, all self-assured men – has its own insecurities, bred of humble backgrounds – in Tony Blair's case the knowledge of what Fleet Street had recently done to destroy Neil Kinnock.

Because the average duration of polarity transitions has been estimated at 7 kyr, based on available sediment records spanning the four most recent transitions (Clement 2004), records with resolutions higher than 1 kyr are needed to observe detailed variations in paleointensity as well as direction during polarity transitions.

Like most of us, Clement didn't know what a benefit sanction actually was until he was on the receiving end of one.

"Money is the first big hurdle for most people," says Clements.

July 16 , 2012Clement's most recent tweet was just under an hour ago.