Sentence examples for most satisfactory of from inspiring English sources

The film of Amadeus – by far the most satisfactory of all attempts to make movies of his work – is a sumptuous experience, whose worldwide success transformed Mozart from a composer respected by the general public into one deeply loved by them, but if you want to taste the essence of Shaffer, go and see the play.

The National Intelligencer enthused of Booth's Romeo, "the most satisfactory of all renderings of that fine character," especially praising the death scene.

Other critics have viewed Burges's design more positively: the American architectural historian Henry-Russell Hitchcock thought Trinity "perhaps the most satisfactory of all of [Burges's] works and the best example anywhere of Victorian Gothic collegiate architecture"; whilst Charles Handley-Read suggested the college was "is in some ways superior to Butterfield's Keble or Seddon's Aberystwyth".

Our results capture gendered nuances in the kinds of social support young people find most satisfactory for dealing with symptoms of depression and depressive distress.

In summary, completeness of evidence was most satisfactory for the rK39 ICT, only partially complete for the latex agglutination test in urine, and too incomplete for the other three tests.

However, his renaissance has been one of the most satisfactory facets of Northern Ireland under O'Neill.

Roger Ebert was enthusiastic about the film, giving it 3½ stars out of 4, saying it "delivers what it promises, and since no sentient being will buy a ticket expecting anything else, it will be, for its audiences, one of the most satisfactory films of the year".

From a theoretical point of view, the most satisfactory resolution of this ambiguity is to use lifetime fitness as the relevant parameter (cf. West et al. 2007) Thus an action only counts as altruistic if it reduces an organism's lifetime fitness.

(The same couple's feature film The Chronicle of Anna Magdalena Bach is a truly remarkable work, one of the cinema's most satisfactory treatments of classical music).

There is some preference for the classical theory because it provides the most satisfactory way of accounting for the similarities between chordates and hemichordates of the subphylum Enteropneusta.

After an initial stage of hesitancy, the contraceptive pill, with its basic rationale of preventing ovulation, was accepted by the vast majority of family-planning organizations and many gynecologists as the most satisfactory method of contraception.