Sentence examples for was best put from inspiring English sources

It is fitting that the appeal of Mrs. Saint's books was best put into words by her fictional alter ego.

The bottom line on Johnson was best put into perspective by the Jets' patron philosopher, Joe Namath, as long ago as 1997.

But the first question to be answered was best put by one colleague: "I think it is crucial to ask what readers mean when they complain of 'Oxbridge bias'.

The objection was best put by HG Wells: reviewing An Outcast of the Islands (1896), he described Conrad's style as being "like river-mist; for a space things are seen clearly, and then comes a great grey bank of printed matter, page upon page, creeping round the reader, swallowing him up".

Perhaps this was best put by Richard Stearns, the U.S. president of World Vision, at a recent meeting of President Obama's Council on Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships in Washington, D.C., when he said, "The best face of America for the world is a baseball hat and not a helmet".

And if not, what unusual or alternative uses would they be best put to?

Of course, this kind of information is best put to use when a new lawn is seeded, in September.

Free earplugs were provided, though were best put aside for those wanting to know what screams through a player's head.

Whether Canada had a Nobel Laureate writer before today is an argument for some other time, or perhaps one that's best put to rest for good.

Like her debut, "Good Wine" is faithful to the richness of Ms. Roberts's voice, which is best put to use on traditional country numbers and blues-rock.

It is a question in that case of just breaking up one piece of art, and whether one piece of art should be best put together," Clooney said.