Sentence examples for a defining example from inspiring English sources

Short pay is a defining example of a catalytic mechanism.

It was a defining example of the sporting life at the lower end of Brooklyn's basketball food chain.

Another acquisition Mr. Lowry described as a defining example of an artist's work is Beuys's "Eurasia Siberian Symphony 1963," from a private collection in Munich.

He provides as a defining example the 1985 platforming game Super Mario Bros, created by Nintendo's renowned game designer Shigeru Miyamoto.

"While this creative outpouring today stands as a defining example of modern abstraction," Ms. Du Pont writes, "his art did not receive the recognition it deserved, neither at the time of its making nor during the artist's lifetime".

His story, and that of the seven-times Tour winner with whom it runs in parallel, is a defining example of what we all tell our children: one lie leads to another, they grow and take on a life of their own.

Had they known anything about the good old "civil" days when tobacco juice was sprayed, shins were kicked, and fists were swung as often as home runs were hit, the council might have looked elsewhere for a more accurate defining example of the decline of civility-say, for example, at the demonstrators of the 1960s who thought it gloriously patriotic to spit at cops from their moral high ground.

This reminds me of the defining example of chutzpah: someone who murders his parents and then seeks the mercy of the court as an orphan.

The defining example establishes mimêsis as impersonation.

Nicholas Felton's annual Feltron Report is the defining example of the category.

The defining example is Parkin.