Sentence examples for examples of fantastic from inspiring English sources

"There are a lot of examples of fantastic good practice, but rolling those out among a much bigger number of prisons is very challenging," says PET's director, Pat Jones.

The exhibition is described in a wall mounting at the entrance as "nimbly stepping somewhere between seriousness and fantasy," though many viewers will find it landing closer to the side of fantasy, as there are more than 175 examples of fantastic shoes in glass cases throughout the museum.

Peake's Gormenghast novels have been described as examples of fantastic literature.

The word that Patty Jenkins hadn't been signed for a (purely theoretical) Wonder Woman 2 spawned new would-be outrage, as if that wasn't entirely normal in the franchise world (and as if announcing and dating Wonder Woman 2 before the first film was released would have been seen as an example of Fantastic Four/Terminator: Genysis-like hubris).

He may have been inspired by the example of Fantastic Story Magazine, which was published by Standard Magazines as a vehicle to reprint their extensive backfile of science fiction.

Simon Manley, British Ambassador to Spain, said: "Captura is one of the best examples of the fantastic collaboration between Spanish and British law enforcement.

"Sheldon and Dolly are wonderful examples of just how fantastic shelter pets are, no matter what their past was like".

In the early years of the twentieth century, the physiological development of American children was an example of the "fantastic menagerie that is human biological diversity".

"It's great to have this new information and it's yet another example of the fantastic diversity of Scotland's marine environment".

On the one hand, it's an example of the fantastic and ingenious lengths we will go to kill other people while simultaneously keeping ourselves from being killed.

Amusingly, one of his first essays into fiction film-making, the Oscar-winning short The Bespoke Overcoat, saw him work with the "other Wolf" – the writer Wolf Mankowitz, another shining example of the fantastic contribution immigrant families could make to the cultural life of the UK.