Sentence examples for a choice example of from inspiring English sources
Janet Jackson takes charge with a choice example of late-80s R&B.
"Kinship Theory" is an intelligent and enjoyable novel, and a choice example of how the line between literature and science fiction has fascinatingly blurred.
His announcement that the Care Quality Commission is to be given statutory independence "rather like the Bank of England", as a bulwark against future cover-ups, is a choice example of Hunt's political manoeuvrings.
The parallel theme of corrupting a message through a projected image (Guevara being a choice example of appropriation) allows Brand to tread some familiar territory on the subject of advertising, but with some conviction and insight.
With a lurid subject drawn from a play by Georg Kaiser (who wrote the libretto), the one-act work is a choice example of the sensationalistic, psychologically oriented operas popular during the Weimar Republic.
For those who follow real estate trends, One Madison Park, the new luxury residential tower at 23rd Street and Madison Avenue, is a choice example of the hubris that led to the financial crash.
Or Kay's musings on just about anything, but as a choice example, the "slow, tentative, fragile return of women's lost sense of sexual honour".
To be clear on how awful the material was, here are a few choice examples of what was going out under Mr Paul's name A mob of black demonstrators, led by the "Rev".
Frank provides a few choice examples of the Post's "worshipful attitude toward the lobbyist set," including a loving tribute to the hostessing skills of Heather "It's like doing the tango!" Podesta -- wife of top-dog lobbyist Tony Podesta, who is the brother of Obama Transition Team head John Podesta.
In more ways than one, "Imogen Cunningham: Her Children and Her Flowers," at the John Stevenson Gallery in Chelsea, is a rare chance to look at choice examples of her early, and some say her best, work.
American museums also have some choice examples of British painting.
