Sentence examples for most resolved from inspiring English sources

Margaret Robinson's watercolor, titled "Virginia Bluebells (Mertensia Virginica)" (1996), is the most resolved Realist painting in the show.

Though the artist's basic idea of meshing identity and place sails close to cliché, this is still one of the show's most resolved works.

"We chose it because it was their most resolved piece," she said, "in terms of pacing, dialogue, rhythm of the dialogue".

The trade-offs and dilemmas are the most exacting for those boroughs most resolved to delivering genuinely affordable homes in the context of the housing shortage, the climbing cost of living and austerity economics.

The diagram shows that most resolved issues are associated with a single rejection type, i.e., there are comparatively fewer issues that combine two or three rejection types.

The screen also boasts proprietary technology that scales images perfectly to the behemoth screen, providing the most resolved, artifact-free images possible.

Poverty, it seems, can weaken even those with the most resolve.

Conclusion: Clinically overt postpartum urinary retention complicates approximately 1 in 200 vaginal deliveries, with most resolving before hospital dismissal.

This study illustrates the value of comparing several loci to identify those most resolving for particular studies, and ND5 provides a good candidate for comparison to COI.

Cyclodialysis clefts are uncommon and most resolve spontaneously.

For nonsuppurative lymphadenitis, a watch-and-wait approach is recommended because most resolve rapidly (8 ).