Sentence examples for example of the greatest from inspiring English sources

One of only two women in her NYU Law School graduating class, and a war bride who waited at home with her baby while her beloved Harry obm served as a Chaplain in the United States Army during the Normandy Invasion, Aunt Rivie was a shining example of "the greatest generation," who in character and practice expressed the best of old fashioned American values and modern Orthodox Jewish tradition.

Access to a skilled birth attendant is singled out as an example of the greatest social inequity, with the wealthiest women being 10 times more likely to give birth in a health facility than the poorest.

The rebirth of the gallery was a classic example of the great and good in action.

But Bob Dylan is just another example of the great wave of Japanese-American cultural oscillation.

OK, it's the cheesiest example of the great man's oeuvre.

Jenkins says Sister Mary is an example of the great work that people can achieve with so little resources.

Brig David Allfrey, producer and chief executive of the tattoo, added: "This is a fantastic example of the great relations between our two countries.

The President attempted gamely to cast Trump's victory as part of the normal ebb and flow of political fortunes, and as an example of the great American tradition of the peaceful transfer of power.

What can be the explanation, for example, of the great tides in the Bay of Fundy, when only a few hundred miles away, at Nantucket Island, the tide range is little more than a foot?

BBC Trust chair Rona Fairhead, who was in front of the Commons culture media and sport select committee immediately after the announcement, said the changes were an example of the greater efficiencies that MPs had been asking for.

"This transaction is an excellent example of the great results that can be achieved for all constituencies when the shareholder activist is able to work cooperatively with management," Mr. Icahn said in a statement.