Sentence examples for truest method from inspiring English sources

His own "analytic" approach in the Meditationes was chosen to overcome these difficulties; it was, he said, "the best and truest method of teaching".

Now it is analysis which is the best and truest method of instruction, and it was this method alone which I employed in my Meditations.

In a famous passage in his replies to Mersenne's objections to the Meditations, in discussing the distinction between analysis and synthesis, Descartes remarks that "it is analysis which is the best and truest method of instruction, and it was this method alone which I employed in my Meditations" (PW, II, 111 [Full Quotation]).

He planned to use the tried-and-true method of inactivation to make a vaccine.

But for the time being, climbing is the only tried and true method.

"Paper ballots are a tried-and-true method that has worked for decades," Mr. Ritter said.

Even more common is the tried and true method Chatham College, a women's college in Pittsburgh, has put in place.

"For arriving at the inside of things," he says, "the publication of letters is the true method".

Why not stick to that tried and true method, rather than spend money on another wasteful, albeit good-intentioned idea?

Beating up on gay people is, it seems, still a tried and true method of rallying a certain section of the conservative base.

He accused Washington of "hiding the lack of desire or ability" to fulfil the ceasefire agreement "with a tried-and-true method: accusations against Russia".