Sentence examples for probably best represented from inspiring English sources
And in today's tennis, winning ugly is probably best represented by the current world No 1, Novak Djokovic.
It's quite an apt image really: the whole series is probably best represented by the sight of two people getting carried away by nothing but hot air.
His own position, though, is probably best represented by "Life Slash Dreams", where he admits, "Life is life, dreams are dreams, and I'm floating somewhere in between".
Hunter, who died on Monday aged 63, and Watson were two of many "co-founders" of Greenpeace but together they probably best represented the group's early spirit of courage, defiance and media-savviness.
Quite to the contrary, 21st-century robotics are probably best represented by semiautonomous military devices such as the cruise missile, specifically designed to blow itself up as it reaches its target and to do considerable damage.
It is a world that perhaps actually once existed, and was probably best represented by 60 Minutes, the ultimate expression of the Tiffany Network, the heir to Murrow, and the center of civic attention on Sunday evenings across the nation for a generation or two.
Up next, Timbers turn their sights on to one of the few teams in MLS that can rival the Timbers for aesthetic beauty, and who probably best represent where the Timbers hope to be soon on the field.
But the merchandise at R&R; Sportswear probably best represents not only the changing face of this once bedraggled section of Santa Ana but the goals of the Fiesta Marketplace businessmen.
For the CBB UCB units used here, the ISHAGE protocol for CD34+ enumeration reported total CD34+CD45dim which probably do not best represent ECFC.
