Sentence examples for which might best from inspiring English sources

I was torn between salt cod, gravadlax, squid, turbot and tuna steak, but the waitress happily talked me through which might best match my taste and appetite.

Here's a case in point: Next week, the company will release its ThinkPad TransNote, which might best be described as a concept laptop.

Here, too, there is probably a religious angle, which might best be illustrated by one of the most ancient Japanese myths.

And central to the Brussels consensus is a particular view of the so-called European project, which might best be described as the belief that Europe is greater than the sum of its parts.

This is essentially the plot that wrestling's pre-eminent business entity, World Wrestling Entertainment, is working up to describe its current position, which might best be described as down but still dangerous.

And while he is not officially the band's leader, he did give it its name -- Sigurros, or "Victory Rose," is the name of his little sister, who was born just before the band formed seven years ago -- and is chiefly responsible for its sound, which might best be described as wintry post-rock.

It's near Oak Ridge National Laboratory, which might be best remembered for its work on the Manhattan Project.

The following guide breaks down the four most common types of incubator and offers tips on identifying which might be best for you.

The buyer is a company whose owners include Guggenheim Partners, which might be best known for heading up the group that acquired the Los Angeles Dodgers earlier this year.

As for which might be best – the only really interesting answer – Davies has been ordered to keep his preference secret until the next election.

Nothing, though, is as head-scratching as one of the quietest trends of the season, which might be best summed up this way: What in the name of Ray Guy is going on here?