Sentence examples for a specimen of her from inspiring English sources

She brings him a specimen of her work on a piece of soiled notebook paper.

There’s a wickedly funny scene symbolising this invasion of the genteel body when a quack-doctor examining Lady Montague "takes a specimen of her bowels with a long-handled silver spoon normally used to serve truffles".

Alexander Fleming was so taken with one of her performances, in London in 1946, that he gave her a specimen of his original penicillin culture.

The following catalogue entry is a characteristic specimen of her handiwork: "Mill on Political Economy on the Floss".

And according to naturalism, the good life is the life characteristically lived by someone who is good qua human being, and the virtues enable their possessor to live such a life because the virtues just are those character traits that make their possessor good qua human being (an excellent specimen of her kind) (Foot 2001).

It's a specimen of managed democracy.

Was this a specimen of local wit, or some deep secret of Southern cuisine?

I've been given the chance to work on a specimen of an animal called Daspletosaurus.

Built in the 1930s, this neo-Classical hall is a specimen of sorts.

It turns out treaty rights were never a specimen of the past.

She is seen gracefully showing off the garlands looped round a specimen of vieux Saxe porcelain.