Sentence examples for case par excellence from inspiring English sources

Painter Gustave Courbet's rebellious Realism was the case par excellence of new avant-gardism that threw off the centuries-old debate between Classicism and radicalism.

"Things are changing every day and, really, every hour at this point". Animoto says ShelterBox is a use case par excellence.

Perception is an interdisciplinary subject par excellence.

The National is a TV event par excellence.

Academia is the example par excellence.

I would have thought this was, par excellence, a case of actions needing to speak louder than words.

It can play a late-in-the-evening sipping role à la cognac or whisky in the case of the simply stunning Bodegas Tradición 30-year-old Amontillado (£60.67, masterofmalt.com), while a mouthwateringly salty, nippy, yeasty bone-dry fino, such as Majestic's Pedro's Almacenista Selection Fino Sherry (£10.99, or £9.95 as part of a mixed case of six) is an aperitif par excellence.

"Through well-designed exhibit concepts, narratives and cases, she is truly a storyteller par excellence," Stone said.

It occurred to me that Tucker, escape artist par excellence, had been using our meetings to case the joint.

Michael Douglas in "The Game". Before his ascension to Oscar-sanctioned respectability with "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" and "The Social Network," David Fincher was a cult filmmaker par excellence.

Surrealism par excellence.