Sentence examples for most successful aspect from inspiring English sources

"The most successful aspect of Peter Pan is that it manages to speak to different ages.

Probably the most successful aspect of the novel is its portrayal of life in Wilson's government and circle, though it doesn't really tell us anything we didn't already know.

After reading critical response to the series in which the dialogue was praised as the most successful aspect of the show, Whedon set out to write an episode almost completely devoid of speech.

McDonald's, for instance, plans to take the most successful aspects of its Chicago restaurant and replicate them at new outlets across the country.

The VSLAs have been one of the most successful aspects of the Katine project, particularly embraced by women who hold many of the associations' leadership positions.

One of the most overlooked and potentially most successful aspects of the coalition government's recent NHS reforms was the allocation of much of the public health budget and the responsibility for public health and wellbeing to local councils.

Share good teaching and learning practice: Visits and technology seem to be the most successful aspects of our [international] project in terms of being able to provide students with a real meaningful impact and in sharing teaching practice.

That said, Derek Clark's reworking, which reduces the orchestration to 16 instruments while retaining a flavour of the original, is one of the most successful aspects of the production.

Rather, it focuses on concept evolution — carrying forward only the most successful aspects of each idea.

The way the American ideal is both a "stretch goal" and a "goal ladder" is a testament to how the American ideal makes sense with the most successful aspects of humans' goal-striving capabilities.

When I was head counselor at the Salvation Army Adult Rehab, one of the most successful aspects of learning to return to society and live a clean and sober lifestyle was the six-month commitment to not only recovery, spiritual growth and faith, but a daily work schedule that was specific and regimented.