Sentence examples for being the quintessential example from inspiring English sources

Then there are the sauropodomorphs, mostly giant quadrupeds and herbivores with long necks (Diplodocus being the quintessential example) and while they may not look it, are the nearest relatives of the theropods within the dinosaurs.

Much like the civil rights debate of the '60s and gun regulation debate of today, we see a divide on immigration issues that is drawn as much by regional cultural lines as party lines, with border security being the quintessential example.

Housing is the quintessential example.

Nascar is the quintessential example of nonessential driving.

"It's the quintessential example of what Greek tradition is not about: big".

Trudy Mason, a member of the Transit Riders Council, added, "This, to me, is the quintessential example of the arrogance of power".

But there are some commodities that never really participated in the boom at all, and lobster is the quintessential example.

"He's the quintessential example of someone who we immediately saw had talent — raw talent," Diller told me.

An 18th-century vase illustrated on the dust cover of the exhibition book is the quintessential example of what the new Chinese collectors crave these days.

He later declared that his foe was "the quintessential example that if you want a friend on Wall Street, get a dog".

"It's the quintessential example of form and function, and I like the white with the wood and the silver," he said.