Sentence examples for beautiful specimen from inspiring English sources

An example of a beautiful specimen of Coelophysis is depicted above.

The Sancy, also belonging to the French crown, is a very beautiful specimen, weighing 56-1/2 56-1/2, and valued at $250,000.

A beautiful specimen made of 13 fitted sections of ivory with a bronze bell is believed to date from the 5th century bce.

On a recent night, lamb saddle appeared as a beautiful specimen, cut thick and seared medium rare, like the best steak, dressed with harissa paste and salsa verde and, to keep things interesting, wilted bok choy.

An exceedingly fine and beautiful specimen of one of these, Peziza aurantia, was sent to me by a young lady, who found it in a large cluster on a grassy bank at Bramhall.

(The prudish Victorian critic John Ruskin went much further, writing of his disgust with weeds' abnormal shapes and savagery, and the way even a beautiful specimen "hinders other people's business").

Beautiful specimens of the enchanting Echinocactus johnsoni Engelm.

Viewed with a calm, Whitmanesque sympathy, they remain imperfectly beautiful specimens of ordinary humanity.

On the rocky bluffs that hemmed the shore I noticed beautiful specimens of Echinocactus wislizenii Engelm.

Crocoite occurs as long, well-developed, prismatic crystals; the most beautiful specimens are from Dundas, Tasmania.

The flowers soon became fashionable and the search for rare and beautiful specimens turned into a craze.