Sentence examples for most fraternal from inspiring English sources

The Knights of Columbus, as do most Fraternal organizations, keeps the content of their ceremonials secret.

The result: the most exhilarating fraternal stand-off since Sam Shepard's "True West" (2 15).

The result: the most exhilarating fraternal standoff since Sam Shepard's "True West" (2 15).

Certainly, it's the most exhilarating fraternal stand-off since Philip Seymour Hoffman and John C. Reilly took on Sam Shepard's "True West" last year.

He and Sand had exchanged visits to Nohant and Croisset, and some of the most eloquently fraternal letters on the métier of literature ever written, but they had never ceased to argue about his artistic "intransigence" and her metaphysical "idealism".

If they are a lot different in this way, they are most likely fraternal.

At the end of which the summer now seems set fair for a sustained and no doubt deeply agonising restaging of cricket's most waspishly familiar fraternal rivalry.

But the party, which hangs on to its hammer and sickle as well as its original name, has not discarded its ideology, as most of its fraternal European parties have done.

Arcane symbols are common to most cults and fraternal orders, and pyramids were much on the public's mind in the eighteen-thirties, when many Americans first saw pictures of Napoleon's Egyptian campaigns.

Many doctors, including some who do reduction to a singleton, dispute Evans's conclusions, pointing out that while twin pregnancies carry more risks than singleton pregnancies, most twins (especially fraternal) do just fine.

Top leadership in Student Government, Homecoming, and the most elite campus fraternal organizations, rank among its members.