The phrase "a shiny example" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that serves as a clear or impressive model for others to follow.
Example: "Her innovative approach to problem-solving is a shiny example of creativity in the workplace."
Alternatives: "a prime example" or "a stellar example".
I'm not, of course, some bright shiny example of a worker bee.
On parade are about 75 shiny examples of wildly whimsical, flamboyant and fanciful American brasswares: tables, lamps, chandeliers, firedogs, clocks, even doorknobs.
Luckily, there are shiny examples around the world which bring back hope that in the heavily industrialized 7-billion people peofle of all walks of life can enjoy green oasis alongside the concrete and glass edifices of the 21st century business.
When sunlight hits a shiny surface, for example, one particular polarisation of the light is preferentially reflected.
Apple's reconfigured iMac desktop — a shiny wide-screen example of a home computer — works beautifully...unless it doesn't work at all, or arrives with a cracked display.
Neil Patel's streamlined set appropriately shifts in brisk, sociological shorthand (a fraying plaid couch versus a shiny leather chair, for example) between urban decrepitude and suburban affluence.
But if you simply want to promote a product - a shiny new BMW, for example - then making your app free and recouping the cost in increased sales is the sensible option, says Mr Laurs.
Also similar to Earthworm Jim was MDK's refusal to take itself too seriously, with a surreal sense of humour evident that was firmly becoming a Shiny staple (level four, for example, was set in Kirkcaldy).
Also similar to Earthworm Jim was MDK's refusal to take itself too seriously, with a surreal sense of humor evident that was firmly becoming a Shiny staple (level four, for example, was set in Kirkcaldy).
