Sentence examples for ultimate than from inspiring English sources
In a recent interview with The Afro-American Newspapers, Timothy Jenkins, an educator who worked with Mr. Guyot in the 1960s said: "He is significant because he knew there is a price more ultimate than death.
It's the pudding that proves last year's progress was meaningful, that you're closer to the ultimate goal than you were before, and that next year might be better than this one.
As a result, his hopes rest on the more traditional swing states, and he has fewer paths to ultimate victory than Obama does.
The system is also capricious a Texan criminal is far more likely to get the ultimate penalty than a Californian and riddled with bias.
Most mainstream movies are less interested in observing phenomena passing through time than they are in observing objects flying through space (teppanyaki-style) and less concerned with revealing ultimate truths than selling infinite tickets.
If the NCAA's commercialism were made transparent, it might lose some of its appeal.The ultimate culpritsRather than turning college sports into professional minor leagues, a better approach would be to go after the cartel's silent partners: the NBA and NFL.
Participation in the animal-rearing and animal-harvesting process offers more leverage in how they are treated, and in their ultimate fate, than if the process were avoided entirely.
She has been badly directed, and she is ill-served by a script that seeks less to unravel Hedda's ultimate tragedy than to explore Upton's ideas about naturalism in the theatre.
It serves as a reminder that few things are more important to an artwork's ultimate effect than the way it is made, while also giving the show a variety and briskness unusual to exhibitions of drawings.
His choice of vice-president, expected on August 29th, will be crucial too, playing a bigger part in the voters' ultimate decision than Mr Obama's selection of Joe Biden as his running-mate on the eve of his own convention.
