Sentence examples for being a landmark of from inspiring English sources

As well as being a landmark of sorts in commercial cinema, Toy Story 2 really is that mythical beast: an extremely enjoyable picture for all ages, and far superior to anything George Lucas has given us lately.

Robert Wiene's "Caligari," of course, is a landmark of silent cinema.

A final answer to any of these questions would be a landmark of human progress.

"The 'Seven Sacraments' are a landmark of Western painting," Mr. Lee said.

This structure is a landmark of pop culture that never received the sendoff it deserved.

The Abbottabad Commission is a landmark of the country's troubled proto-democracy.

La Salle de Bains, though small and in chronic economic peril, is a landmark of the city's art scene.

The sequencing of the genome is a landmark of progress in specifying information, decoding it into its many coded meanings and learning how it goes wrong in disease.

The conductor Carlo Maria Giulini's recording of "Don Carlos," originally released in 1971, is a landmark of opera discography, and Mr. Domingo's performance of the title role is incomparable.

Today, the domed mosque is a landmark of a transformed, gentrifying Harlem, and its imam, Izak-El Mu'eed Pasha, served as the New York Police Department's first Muslim chaplain.

Just to the left of the finish line stood the Sanctuary of the Madonna di San Luca, a domed church that is a landmark of this region.