Sentence examples for a first-rate piece from inspiring English sources

A first-rate piece of social reportage.

In fact, as you well know, it takes years of hard work to produce a first-rate piece of scholarship.

But Finkelstein's detractors avoid discussion of Image and Reality for exactly that reason: it is considered a first-rate piece of scholarship.

EARLIER this year Sarah Stillman wrote a first-rate piece in the New Yorker on the abuses of civil asset forfeiture a practice wherein police seize and keep the property of people who have not been convicted of a crime.

His most recent book, "The New American Militarism", is a first-rate piece of history which sets out to explain how a powerful and well-respected army came to seem the solution to almost all America's problems after the Vietnam war.

The article is a first-rate piece of narrative investigation (good enough to make any journalist cringe for the future of his profession: what is this guy doing unemployed?), but the meatiest nuggets from a policy perspective concern hate-crime sentencing.

In addition to being a new and first-rate piece of philosophical research, Sehon's book is so clearly written that it can be fruitfully used as a graduate or upper-level undergraduate text.

Some of the artworks are truly great, others the product of a so-so day, but the majority are first-rate pieces by an artist who has an uncanny knack for formal invention.

Some of the works are truly great, others the product of a so-so day, but the majority are first-rate pieces by an artist who has an uncanny knack for formal invention.

It includes first-rate pieces, like a flamboyant cloth-and-string necklace made for a priest of the Ife people in Nigeria, and two jaunty disklike red hats from the Zulu people of South Africa.

The intense, Oscar-winning "Bad" is anything but- a first-rate ensemble piece that will keep you glued to the final credits.