Sentence examples for a perfect example of how a from inspiring English sources

With its never-ending wanderlust and flashy exhibitions the Guggenheim is a perfect example of how a space can grow old without maturity.

The Formula One race provides a perfect example of how a polished PR image hides a reality of human rights violations, political repression, torture and corruption.

It's a perfect example of how a historical film can be accurate, balanced in opinion, and a gripping thriller – all at the same time.

To watch Silas Riener — who joined the company less than two years before Cunningham's death — in his original role is to see a perfect example of how a dancer can grow within material created for him.

(Jane Hazlegrove's arrival in BBC1's Casualty in 2006 as lesbian nurse Dixie, is a perfect example of how a low-key character in an ongoing drama can just happen to be gay).

South African house music and its indigenous relation, kwaito – the local music Mathambo says he is rediscovering – are a perfect example of how a distinct genre can enter the bloodstream of music worldwide.

For him, this is a perfect example of how "profit with purpose" works.

That's a perfect example of how cool my family is".

The Israeli OECD accession process is a perfect example of how such separations can become counterproductive.

In 1996, Senator Edward M. Kennedy called him a "perfect example" of how affirmative action worked.

This inconsistency regarding precision is a perfect example of how not to deal with measurements.