Sentence examples for dramatic example of a from inspiring English sources

Galveston is perhaps the most dramatic example of a national trend.

The Nets have been the most dramatic example of a team that has undergone a sudden transformation.

But he's really just a dramatic example of a cliché we often see in the press and in the movies.

But the makeover of McCall's into Rosie was just the most dramatic example of a recent spate of attempted magazine resuscitations.

The most dramatic example of a similar learning curve in recent literature is Paul Kingsnorth's The Wake (out in paperback last week).

In this, Vancouver is a particularly dramatic example of a phenomenon that cities like New York and London are also wrestling with.

Warhol is the most dramatic example of an artist misunderstood and slighted in the 20th century but now, at the beginning of the 21st century, loved and valued.

But one senator wouldn't let the oil theft go: Dennis DeConcini, chairman of the Senate Special Committee on Investigations, whose report concluded, "Koch Oil is the most dramatic example of an oil company stealing by deliberate mismeasurement and fraudulent reporting".

The most dramatic example of an erroneous gene model is provided by cytokinin oxidase1, where the 5' and 3' regions of the coding sequence mapped to the same gene model – GRMZM2G146644 – but the gene model included apparently unrelated exons from a contig inserted between the two ends of cytokinin oxidase1 (Fig. 2B).

And England and Germany are only the most dramatic examples of a common problem.

❦ As a trainee neurosurgeon, I hoped to learn more about the elusive connection between brain and mind, but one of the most dramatic examples of a physical treatment to alter mental experience is not practised by neurosurgeons, but by psychiatrists.