Sentence examples for as the great example from inspiring English sources

Guitarist Slash took the stage to remember Lemmy as the "great example of what a lot of, most of my peers all want to be.

The United Nations has named it a World Heritage Site, however, and it is widely regarded as the greatest example of railway architecture, a Victorian temple to what remains, after all, a very Victorian mode of travel.

What should be remembered as the greatest example of environmental terrorism is now better known as a drunk driver story.

The Frederick C. Robie house, a U.S. National Historic Landmark, is known as the greatest example of Wright's Prairie styled homes, a type of architecture that is considered most uniquely American, and is recognizable by long horizontal lines thought to invoke the prairie landscape.

God first Loved us by sending His Son Jesus Christ as the greatest example of His Love.

Historian Friedrich Meinecke described Hitler as "one of the great examples of the singular and incalculable power of personality in historical life".

Wayne Trivelpiece, a wildlife biologist with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in a recent report describes the starvation in penguin populations likely due to a reduction in krill as "... one of the great examples of how very small changes -- what a guy on the street might consider not-too-dramatic -- can have tremendous impacts in certain systems".

The exceptions deserve to be regarded as rare geniuses – the greatest example being that eminent Victorian John Ruskin, whose criticism is unrivalled as both writing and thought.

Newman put out a statement declaring that German music would be played as planned: "The greatest examples of Music and Art are world possessions and unassailable even by the prejudices and passions of the hour".

Is the era of Christian Democracy – with the CDU as the last great example in continental Europe – drawing to a close?

Topping several lists, it is known as one of the greatest examples of adventure gaming.