Sentence examples for a prized example of from inspiring English sources

It had become a prized example of Art Nouveau, in his stained-glass windows and jewellery as well as his paintings.

Many point to the so-called "experimental" novel as a prized example of what is literary, which opens up academic questions on literary theory and various academic offshoots that deeply study trends and movements to determine how literature impacts thought, history and civilization.

More specifically, Fodor et al. (1975) raised doubts about whether any kind of "semantic decomposition" is psychologically real, and Fodor (1970 , 1998 has contested some of the most prized examples of analyticities, such as (10) in set II above, linking killing to death (but see Pietroski 2002 for a reply).

But as economic growth surged, the assets increased in value (a bankrupt factory, for example, became a prized piece of real estate).

Ken Irwin Sr .once owned a pristine two-acre spread in a prized part of town.

The swords were a prized possession of his grandfather Angelo Rodríguez, a 33rd Degree Freemason.

(In Germany, unlike here, teaching is a prized role of art stars).

And here is a prized piece of art — a poster made of dozens of colored tablets of LSD.

Still, the preserve is a prized piece of nature in the city that offers a welcome immersion in fall foliage.

The cack-handed restoration of a prized fresco of Jesus in Spain.

In response he hit on the idea of scrapping a prized facet of his country's welfare system.