Sentence examples for be a classic example from inspiring English sources

Mohamed Atta would seem to be a classic example.

Because of James's authorial control of his characters, she considers him to be a classic example of how a novelist represents consciousness.

Helen (said to be modeled on Charlotte's sister Maria) seems to be a classic example of the predominantly inattentive type of the disorder more often found in girls.

"If there's truly been a flip-flop, as reported, it appears to be a classic example of the fox protecting the henhouse.

"The couple are very, very keen indeed that the spectacle should be a classic example of what Britain does best," he said.

His uncle seems to be a classic example of a failed sportsman trying to live through his protégé and then claiming the credit.

Here's a classic example.

Lighthouses are a classic example.

Cotton is a classic example.

Energy bills are a classic example.

Cigarette smoking is a classic example.