Sentence examples for most encouraging of from inspiring English sources

Stewart was actually the most encouraging of the three.

Perhaps the most encouraging of all is the confidence of Egyptians in their future.

Most encouraging of all, the Los Angeles Times this week carried two features on British movies.

Most encouraging of all for the coaching staff is England still have sizeable improvements left in them.

The quiet revolution within the party led by Iain McNicol and Arnie Graf is perhaps the most encouraging of all the Labour stories.

This is not the most encouraging of debuts and the problem according to some critics seems to be that the well received visuals clash with the storyline.

One of the most encouraging outcomes of that orgy/cult of wartime reporting personality is that no one I know has any idea whatever happened to Arthur "The Scud Stud" Kent.

"Too Bright" is one of the most encouraging albums of the moment, in its delivery of exuberant sounds by a spiky, unbiddable performer.

In his review in this week's issue, Sasha Frere-Jones writes, "'Too Bright' is one of the most encouraging albums of the moment, in its delivery of exuberant sounds by a spiky, unbiddable performer".

One of the most encouraging results of this new study is that 81% of teens report that they've set privacy settings on their social networking accounts and have placed limits on who they share their posts with (65%).

Berners-Lee, 58, the British inventor of the world wide web, said: "One of the most encouraging findings of this year's Web Index is how the web and social media are increasingly spurring people to organise, take action and try to expose wrongdoing in every region of the world.