Sentence examples for which is ideally from inspiring English sources

Part of that success comes from the material she uses, which is ideally suited to art in an outdoor environment.

Ask a friend to assess the impression you make, which is ideally one of poise and polish rather than visible anxiety or over-confidence.

Nicola, who is in charge of this magazine, is something of a grandmaster of their delivery, which is ideally laced with both unshakeable conviction and cheerful innocence.

With Mr. Levin as his soloist, Mr. Wyner, 76, sought to capture the spirit of a Mozart cadenza, which is ideally an improvisation based on themes heard earlier in a concerto.

The diet has so far attracted positive attention for its inclusion of red wine, especially pinot noir, dark chocolate that is at least 85 per cent cocoa, and coffee, which is ideally black.

Yes, though it is hypocritical to use this argument against Iran when Bush, on his recent visit to India waved through his approval for India's developing its fast-breeder reactor programme, which is ideally suited to manufacturing plutonium for nuclear weapons.

A single seed pod produces a large number of small seeds, which are ideally suited for dispersal by wind.

The experience is not limited to special-purpose applications — say, to public transit sites like Nextbus, which are ideally suited for viewing on a smartphone.

That's why so many adults wish that they could play an instrument, particularly guitar or piano, which are ideally suited for playing with others.

This carnage can be traced back to the Seventies, after the US set out, successfully, to destroy indigenous production of 'Mexican Mud' heroin, poppies for which were ideally suited to the Pacific state of Sinaloa.

Relying on background signals to detect objects has an advantage in stealth operations: no pulse is sent out to alert anyone to what you are doing, or attract an anti-radar missile.The growth in radio and television broadcasts especially with digital and high-definition TV now provides an enormous amount of high-frequency radio waves which are ideally suitable for passive radar systems.