Sentence examples for seen to best from inspiring English sources

Elocutio novella, a blend of archaisms and colloquial speech, is seen to best advantage in Apuleius (born about 125).

Mr. Witchel's love for the pure classical canon, which his immaculately trained dancers obviously share, was seen to best advantage in "Green".

Cirrus Des Aigles has not been seen to best effect at a mile and a half and is another who really wants plenty of rain.

These can be seen to best effect in such films as Kleider machen Leute (1940; "Clothes Make the Man"), the tale of a humble tailor mistaken for a Russian prince, and Auf Wiedersehen, Franziska!

Chris Cook is taking on the favourite, Cirrus Des Aigles: 'Cirrus Des Aigles has not been seen to best effect at a mile and a half and is another who really wants plenty of rain.

From the Neil Mulholland yard that ended the season with a flourish with first and fifth in Saturday's Bet365 Gold Cup, this six-year-old was not seen to best advantage when fourth in the four-miler at Cheltenham last month.

His simplicity and lyricism may be seen to their best advantage there.

Primary angioplasty is seen to be the best method of preventing postinfarction cardiac insufficiency.

This implementation project was successful in increasing the proportion of women seen according to best practice.

Do a few runs to see where to best place the basket.

"What's the best they see to aim for?