Sentence examples for being a memorable example from inspiring English sources

There's certainly no scene comparable to the indignities Thomas is regularly subjected to in The Inbetweeners – walking down a fashion-show catwalk with one testicle hanging out being a memorable example.

But Julia Mae's, near Carrabelle, turned out to be a memorable example.

It was a memorable example of Lou being Lou and it may have meant more to Rodriguez's maturation than Piniella ever knew.

Kony 2012 is a memorable example of a publicity disaster that ensued when the campaign's success span out of control without adequate resources to support it.

Vladimir Putin's speech at the Kremlin last week, asking a compliant Duma to ratify Crimea's self-declared status as a new Russian republic, was a memorable example of annexation rhetoric.

This group is a memorable example of the way Kokoschka could take pencil and paper and define, one after another and at top speed, the many facets of a nature that was still in formation.

The painting is a memorable example of modern body painting artwork.

A memorable example was the Titanic, which was built in the early days of steam turbine propulsion.

A memorable example was CNN's confusion over a confederate flag being displayed at London Pride.

A memorable example is David Ha-Reuveni, a man of mysterious origins who claimed to be the long-awaited emissary from the Lost Tribes of Israel.

Amid the welter of Tour-related advertising I've passed today, a memorable example was a church's wayside pulpit in Shipley showing two cyclists beside the slogan, "Jesus is going in the right direction".