Sentence examples similar to a veritable example from inspiring English sources
The seven euro banknotes created by Robert Kalina, a designer for the Austrian Central Bank, were selected in a 1996 competition in which entrants from all over the continent were asked to depict the "ages and styles of Europe". Mr. Kalina took those instructions to heart and fashioned a veritable art history lesson with textbook examples of the Romanesque, the Gothic, the Baroque and the Modern.
A veritable archive of Jason Wu's previous collections, for example, was on display at his after-party at the Electric Room last Friday.
These days, for example, a personal computer is a veritable global smorgasbord of chips, disks and other gear, so the international supply pipeline provides the industry's lifeblood.
Taken on their own, these three examples of successful marketing offer a veritable masterclass in engaging on an individual level - especially with Gen Z and Millennials.
Furthermore, consumers may not know what data is collected or how it is used, creating a veritable "black box" where consumers may be vaguely aware of privacy intrusion, but without any specific examples, won't discontinue product use.
A veritable Gallic paradise.
There is a veritable army of altruists.
It's a veritable winter wonderland.
A veritable symphony of strings, folk-style.
