Sentence examples for most successful features from inspiring English sources

Some accused Facebook of copying the most successful features of outside applications and introducing competing versions.

The interactive nature of games is what defines the medium, so it's surprising to find that one of Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood's most successful features involves relinquishing direct control.

Their popularity inspired an international fan club called the Sons of the Desert, named for one of their most successful features.

Indeed, one of the most successful features of the 3DS has been StreetPass, software that detects when another 3DS is in the vicinity and adds the owner's avatar to your own system, in a kind of human zoo ("I just heard today that people in France meet to Street Pass one another. That kind of phenomenon is happening!").

Cactus TV, the independent production company that has produced Madeley and Finnigan's shows for Channel 4 and Watch, said today it was in discussions with media partners over continuing one of the most successful features of these programmes, the Book Club and Summer Read.

Several of the most successful features of the class were used by Drummond on his other designs.

Shane Meadows, director of TwentyFourSeven and A Room for Romeo Brass, has made what is arguably his most successful feature so far.

His most successful feature film, "Le Vieux Fusil," or "The Old Gun," starring Mr. Noiret and Ms. Schneider, won three Césars, as the French Oscars are known.

And though the collection was loaded with eye-popping textures, the most successful feature was the sharp silhouette — best conveyed in outfits that combined clingy black crochet tops with a low, slightly flaring leather skirt.

Kenneth Miller, a psychologist in the Bosnian Mental Health Program in Chicago, saw much suffering among his clients -- they had been placed in concentration camps before migrating to the United States -- yet the most successful feature of his program was not therapy, which most clients rejected anyway.

Many visitors to the new Clift consider the remodeled Redwood Room its most successful feature, which is ironic, given that some locals organized a committee to save the 1934 Art Deco room from what they assumed would be demolition when Mr. Schrager bought the hotel in 1999.