Sentence examples for the worst meaning from inspiring English sources

"But barf is the worst," meaning the best.

But in the key category it was later changed to one star – the worst, meaning its services were inadequate.

Mr Eide says that, although a federation is the best outcome, no solution at all is the worst, meaning that something else may have to be tried.

She referred to Toohey as "the genius of modern democracy in its worst meaning". She might have wanted to be the "genius of modern democracy" in its best meaning, leading humanity into a brave new world.

Mr. Williams of the I.R.S. added that the agency chose Hartford because it had "neither the best nor the worst infrastructure," meaning social services groups, clinics for low-income taxpayers and other support.

But when you open a second letter, setting out the meaning of the words complained of, it is quite clear that the trustees of the local mosque, who are not named in the piece but might be identifiable, have put the worst possible meaning on the words complained of.

In the worst case, meaning that orthogonality is entirely destroyed.

Later, we figured that we'd stopped at the far edge of the worst patch, meaning that just as I ordered a retreat, the Maze was within our grasp.

These images show Elizabeth at her best, calmly resisting the occasion, unaffected by the supposed honour and completely unrevealed; and they show Leibovitz at her worst, meaning her most predictable.

EQ-5D also includes a visual analogue scale (VAS) designed to look like a vertical thermometer, ranging from 0, meaning the worst imaginable health state, to 100, meaning the best imaginable health state.

Participants will be instructed to select a number between 0 and 10 that best describes their pain over the last seven days with 0 meaning 'No pain' and 10 meaning the 'Worst pain imaginable' [ 24].