Sentence examples for a renowned example from inspiring English sources

It is now an official Chicago landmark and a renowned example of mid-20th-century modernism.

The Tyche of Antioch, a marble sculpture in the Vatican Museums in Rome, is a renowned example.

A renowned example was the late Fredrik Barth, one of whose earliest ethnographic subjects was the Basseri tribe, neighbours of the Qashqa'i.

A renowned example is MDA-MB-231.

The diverse and species-rich lineage of teleost fishes is a renowned example of this scenario, because of the fish-specific genome duplication.

The Aravind Eye Hospitals (AEH) have become a renowned example, operating a high-volume, low-cost model of delivery where 285,000 eye operations are performed annually, and the tiered fee system results in almost 65% of these being provided at no cost to those in need.

"Deuce Coupe" (1973), choreographed for the Joffrey Ballet to the Beach Boys song, is considered the first "crossover" ballet, though a more renowned example is "Push Comes to Shove" (1976), which featured ballet artist Mikhail Baryshnikov not long after he left the Soviet Union.

One renowned example is the use of taxol, a plant-based bioactive compound used in cancer chemotherapy [ 14].

And sometimes they pay homage to the renowned example of the luminaries in the room.

In his renowned example, "almost everybody makes toasters" — and if consumers one day demanded "toasters that sing when the bread is ready" — soon every manufacturer would offer a "crooning toaster".

Some modern-day concertmasters have also been aspiring conductors, the most renowned example being Joseph Silverstein, who resigned as concertmaster of the Boston Symphony Orchestra in 1984 after 22 years to become the conductor of the Utah Symphony Orchestra.