The phrase "a fighting example" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an example that demonstrates resilience, determination, or a strong effort in the face of challenges.
Example: "Her story of overcoming adversity is a fighting example of the human spirit's strength."
Alternatives: "a prime example" or "a strong example".
For a fighting scene, for example, you will notice that quickly.
"If you can set a good example, you have a fighting chance of countering the $1.6 billion a year the food industry spends to sell a chubby lifestyle to your kids," he wrote.
And while we may be able to point anecdotally to a Gabrielle Giffords as an example of how a fighting spirit improves medical outcome, other people with a spirit just as strong die — think of Elizabeth Edwards, for example.
In 'Rom?and Juliet,' for example, there is a fighting scene with swords that requires a lot of arm strength.
A tortoise touted in exchange for a watch and a "fighting dog with teeth" are two examples of online pet adverts an animal watchdog is seeking to stamp out.
Mostly, though, Allison receives random images in the night — a woman, for example, fighting with her husband in a hotel room in France — only to learn, usually the next day, that someone who looks like the person she dreamt about has disappeared, which propels her toward the evidence that allows the authorities to solve the case.
Play fighting, for example, existed as a normal part of participant adolescent relationships.
The fossils apparently show two dinosaurs locked together in mortal combat in a Cretaceous-era grave, an example of fighting that could provide a rare window into dinosaur behavior.
A number of important sites in the city have been damaged during the fighting – for example, the famous minaret at the 11th century AD Great Mosque of Aleppo was destroyed in 2013.
The fighting, for example, is done with incantations made of light: an arresting concept that is at once visceral and cerebral.
