Sentence examples for be a fine example of from inspiring English sources

It will, in short, be a fine example of government by preaching.As well as empowering parents, the administration challenges the cyber-industry.

The panel itself turns out to be a fine example of sardonic Northern wit and wind-up in action, but also provides a handy layperson's guide to how the Happy Mondays came to be in their current prominent position.

Among the items offered will be a 1579 color map of Anatolia valued at $1,000, and a three-volume history of the Ottoman Empire written in Latin and containing more than 300 woodcuts, said to be a fine example of early printing, valued at $1,500 or more.

Neither my nails nor scissors worked this time, so I called my husband, Mighty Marc, who continues to be a fine example of virile manhood.

When we were taught Biology, work of Lamarck appeared to be a fine example of a feasible, coherent, and even likable theory that, however, had no experimental support whatsoever.

Yet there can't be a finer example of Asian Deco on the continent.

Tanzi was a fine example of this.

It is a fine example of the classic, sensible dessert.

Monaco were a fine example of the power of unity.

The crab cake is a fine example of the genre.

Troy Hurtubise is a fine example of the breed.