Sentence examples for most dominant of from inspiring English sources

Most observers were calling the Kings' playoff run one of the most dominant of all time, and justly so.

The largest and most dominant of the groups is the Merina people, who are scattered throughout the island.

She told us the idea for her poem, "Handfast", was inspired by a hunting glove belonging to Henry VIII, that most dominant of English kings.

By that measure, Cain's performance tied Koufax for the most dominant of the 20 modern-era perfect games with a score of 101.

All this information is marshaled in support of the thesis not just that music is more important than it used to be, which is hard to argue with, but also that it has become the most important, or at least the most dominant, of all the arts, which is more debatable.

The most dominant of these categories is probably comedy-drama: series, including in the last year BBC1's Last Tango in Halifax and ITV's The Town, in which implications of murder and death co-exist with storylines of domestic love and embarrassment.

They were two of the most dominant pitchers of their time.

Clemens was one of the most dominant pitchers of the past 20 years, with seven Cy Young awards and one Most Valuable Player award.

With a bit more strategy and race plan than last year, he could steadily take ground away, winning gold in one of the most dominant swims of the meet.

Sabine Lisicki vs. Elena Vesnina Lisicki, a three-time quarterfinalist here, turned in one of the most dominant performances of the first round, beating Francesca Schiavone, 6-1, 6-2.

So all that's left for Olympic women's basketball is this last game, where Team USA will either cap off one of the most dominant stretches of international play the sport has ever seen or France will shock the world.