Sentence examples for a definitive example of from inspiring English sources

Encyclopedia Britannica often is used in case studies as a definitive example of how new technology can disrupt a business.

It's hard, however, to find a definitive example of a cat-sacrificing ceremony on Halloween.

The picture, now 25 years old, remains a definitive example of the work that has made Wegman one of the world's most widely-known conceptual artists.

Other experts and advocates for marijuana legalization say that pointing to this boy as a definitive example of death by weed overdose is jumping the gun.

But it's nevertheless a definitive example of the "thinking man's shooter", a game where the decision to kill someone now is likely to have ramifications later.

These results provide a definitive example of the requirement of axons in endothelial guidance leading to the parallel patterning of nerves and vessels in vivo.

(Electrophoresis of human hemoglobin revealed the abnormal hemoglobin in sickle-cell anemia, the first definitive example of a "molecular disease").

In many ways, it feels like the definitive example of a Pup song: musically, it's buoyant, and outwardly knowing, but underneath there's a wistfulness and weight to it.

Pop culture at this point was looking backwards and, in a way, Zelda was the definitive example of this.

World War II, on the Allied side, is always trotted out as the definitive example of a just and good war.

Although Cif is the first definitive example of a bacterial product that blocks the bactericidal activity of Perforin-2, it is likely that others remain to be discovered.