Sentence examples for the most finished from inspiring English sources

Paul Agnew's Actéon was perhaps the most finished of the lot.

And of the virtues too we must behold not the outline merely, as at present --nothing shorthef the most finished picture should satisfy us.

Such sets cost $3,000 and up, not including installation, Mr. Charalambous said, but offer the "most finished, polished look" because the television lies flush with the wall surface and the wiring is concealed.

Rathvon describes Lincoln as so tall and with such long legs that they went almost to the ground; he also mentions the long eloquent speech given by Edward Everett of Massachusetts whom Rathvon accurately described as the "most finished orator of the day".

In the Renaissance the most finished form of lyric, the sonnet, was brilliantly developed by Petrarch, Shakespeare, Edmund Spenser, and John Milton.

Singing Mahler's grimly beautiful "Nicht wiedersehen!" Mr. Webster revealed perhaps the most finished voice, settled in its deep baritone range and with good breath support.

Most finished the walk in about 25 minutes.

At a time when most finished the eighth grade, she earned two Masters degrees, was a teacher, librarian, wrote essays, and poems to Al, her dearly loved husband.

Most finished in the allotted time, and most scored well on the comprehension test that followed.

It was the most finished-looking unfinished hem I have ever seen.

The global production of rare earths, in contrast — or, technically, of rare-earth oxides, the most common finished form — was around a hundred thousand metric tons.