Sentence examples for example of fine from inspiring English sources

He called "The Larry Sanders Show" on HBO both an "unbeatable" example of "fine madness" and "the ultimate take on prime-time talk-show hosts".

It is also an example of fine biological detective work, from its mining of the literature to its use of the latest DNA techniques to solve this "miner" mystery.

And you immediately see his influence on the Lavernes' work, especially Estelle's 1948 fabric Fun to Run, which was shown that year at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, a stellar example of fine arts applied to handicraft.

Then there is The Good Wife, an ongoing example of fine, female-led drama (see also the much underrated Nurse Jackie) providing an antidote to the overwhelmingly morbid maleness of longform drama (that said, lead character Alicia Florrick has been compared to Walter White).

For example, the owner of the Carolina Country Store in Georgetown, S.C., David Bilderback, sent us out to see a rare example of fine chicken coop architecture: his flock lives in a replica of an Old West town, complete with saloon and bordello.

Power-aware multi-access with signaling (PAMAS) [16] is an example of fine grained scheme.

Most of the methods are parallelized on the algorithmic (coarse-grain) level and one example of fine-grain parallelism is given, in which the function evaluation itself is computationally expensive.

We chose the example of fine-scale recombination rate, continuing with the imperfection statistic as a hypothetical predictor of that rate.

Amongst the most powerful proinflammatory cytokines, IL-1 stands out as a paradigmatic example of fine-tuned regulation of biological activities through a complex system of ligands with agonist and antagonist functions, as well as signaling and nonsignaling receptors.

The tombs of Khnumhotep and Amenemhet are outstanding examples of fine design impeccably executed.

There are many examples of fine architecture in Gravesend and Canarsie and the Fort Hamilton areas.