Sentence examples for most sustained of from inspiring English sources

The rebel assault, the third in six weeks, was described by residents and aid workers as the fiercest and most sustained of the three.

He received what is becoming a customary standing ovation on the way to the middle, which turned into one of the most sustained of his life as he carved the boundary that took him to three figures.

The raid, among the most sustained of the conflict into Gaza, came as the Bush administration was pushing a new peace plan here, and as the first Palestinian prime minister, Mahmoud Abbas, said he was trying to marshal Palestinian security in the Gaza Strip.

While there are numerous factors contributing to the increased yields that have been obtained, the most sustained of these is the introduction of disposable technologies on both the upstream and the downstream ends of the process.

The most sustained of these — the stuff of a tragic novel — involves a woman named Qi, who has come from the countryside after her husband's death.

The most sustained of Donne's poems, the Anniversaries, were written to commemorate the death of Elizabeth Drury, the 14-year-old daughter of his patron, Sir Robert Drury.

Despite one of the most sustained periods of economic growth in our history we went into the recession with nearly five million people claiming some form of out-of-work benefit.

Residents of rebel-held east Aleppo have described scenes of devastation after one of the heaviest and most sustained nights of bombardment the city has experienced.

The speech amounted to one of Mr. Bush's most sustained defenses of his Social Security plan since he unveiled it last May.

Collectively these three works constitute one of the 1960s and 1970s most sustained criticisms of modernism.

Bradley's most sustained treatment of logic comes in The Principles of Logic, published contemporaneously with Frege's Grundlagen.