Sentence examples for definitive example from inspiring English sources

Hers was the definitive example of how to live a fulfilling life.

This 1979 version of Willi Williams's single from the previous year is the definitive example of the Clash playing reggae.

Iran is possibly the definitive example of CIA operations blowing up in the face of the US.

— John Halloween (@johnjcook) 31 Oct 13 The Ford story is the definitive example of why the world still needs newspapers.

(Electrophoresis of human hemoglobin revealed the abnormal hemoglobin in sickle-cell anemia, the first definitive example of a "molecular disease").

In many ways, it feels like the definitive example of a Pup song: musically, it's buoyant, and outwardly knowing, but underneath there's a wistfulness and weight to it.

In times gone by, the Hollywood action hero was perhaps the definitive example of shelf-life celebrity, rarely managing to map out a career beyond the point of their inevitable physical decline.

But no definitive examples of his work can be adduced.

In turn, she delivered the ultimate Hitchcock performances the definitive examples of acting, Hitchcock-style in "THitchcock-style inve all, in "Marnie".

In turn, she delivered the ultimate Hitchcock performances — the definitive examples of acting, Hitchcock-style — in "The Birds" and, above all, in "Marnie".

Classical physics presents no definitive examples of either physical property holism or nonseparability.