Sentence examples for as the foremost example from inspiring English sources

Only later did Leśniewski discover the much tidier work of Frege, which he thereafter held up as the foremost example of symbolic logic to that date.

In both cities, however, Castrillon has emerged as the foremost example of a priest who shows a preference for the poor without slipping into the doctrine of liberation theology, which the Vatican considers dangerously close to Marxism.

For Immanuel Kant, the Epochs formed the foremost example of a genetic history of nature (Naturgeschichte), as opposed to a Linnean description of nature (Naturbeschreibung).

The Warsaw ghetto was the foremost example.

But the foremost example is Bank Rakyat Indonisia (BRI).

Claude Monet's Giverny, the subject of many of his paintings, is the foremost example (pictured).

Politics is the foremost example of such an industry and it's overdue for disruption.

It's the foremost example nationally of the adverse consequences of a poorly regulated education market.

Vast amounts of Japanese art, wood-block prints being the foremost example, went to Western collections.

Perhaps the foremost example is the Center for Research Libraries (formerly the Midwest Interlibrary Center) in Chicago, which began in 1952 as a centre for deposit of duplicate and little-used materials from research libraries.

The foremost example is the Landsat program, which has been in operation since 1972.