Sentence examples for definitive example of the from inspiring English sources

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

Welbeck has been perhaps the definitive example of the forward-scuffler, the player who does everything, willingly, except perhaps what he really ought to be doing.

But if you've seen Frederick Ashton's "Monotones" — the definitive example of the near-unisex space-walking pas de trois as adagio classicism — then this one is likely to seem on the waffly side.

Second up is Florian Kupfer, whose track Feelin is the definitive example of the scuzzily melancholic house that has so flourished in the underground, and whose excellent new 12-inch on WT showcases the best blown-out kick drums in the game.

* Microplane grater/zester: This is the definitive example of the better mousetrap.

But it's nevertheless a definitive example of the "thinking man's shooter", a game where the decision to kill someone now is likely to have ramifications later.

The definitive example of this in my family is the case of an ill-timed and unwanted move.

Mr. Brooks's business plan is to make independent films with mass appeal -- "Big Fat Greek Wedding" being the definitive example of that -- and place them not just in the art houses of the big cities but in shopping malls across the country.

Pop culture at this point was looking backwards and, in a way, Zelda was the definitive example of this.

This is the first definitive example of this function for a trimeric coiled-coil, but it is likely there are others.

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