Sentence examples for most open of from inspiring English sources
O, bar most open, of thou advantage I may as well taketh.
"The Haggadah," Rabbi Paley said, "is the most open of the books of Jewish life".
League One is perhaps the most open of the three divisions.
But, in this most open of years, even Moore still does not know which one.
Under the most open of these licenses, research data and reports can be reused, built upon and republished as long as the World Bank is credited.
Redknapp is keen for his players to believe that everything is possible, and that includes winning this most open of Premier League title races.
"We are one of the most open economies of Latin America.
Pereira, who will turn 60 next year, has been one of the most open chiefs of officiating in N.F.L. history.
GSK2163632A stabilizes one of the most open states of the GRK1 kinase domain yet observed.
We showed that O. eremita preferred apple trees of orchards and pollard oaks of hedgerows in the most open parts of the landscape.
After stepping down as Cadbury's chairman, Roger Carr said that Britain had become "the most open goal of almost any country…in terms of foreign takeovers".
