Sentence examples for fine flower from inspiring English sources

No stodgy Briton will possess this fine flower of American independence, at least if he can help it.

Oscar is the child of a funamentalist Christian of the most austere kind whose system of belief and practice reflects obsessional characteristics that will come to fine flower in his son.

The poetry is the fine flower of an oeuvre that extends to autobiography, political argu ment, literary criticism, personal essays, fictions, maxims, memoirs, and much else that is original, frolicsome, ominous, more or less unclassifiable.

Fine flower powders were immediately lyophilized and maintained at −80 °C until use.

Using some fine, flower-patterned brocade discarded by Lane, Guy sewed a sausage-shaped sack for the roll of canvases, and this he used as a bolster on his bed.

He was said to be the finest flower painter of this century.

Beethoven may indeed be described as the last and finest flower on the Mannheim tree.

The Gulistān, completed one year later, in 1258, has been judged "the finest flower that could blossom in a Sultan's garden" (Johann Gottfried von Herder).

Mr. R. is especially fond of the Wall St. district, because it was there that the great exponents of the Beaux-Arts method of architectural training reached its finest flower.

For instance, have marketers figured out that the predominantly older viewership for political and historical dramas, well-worn stage musicals, and literary adaptations — exactly the kinds of films that have long counted as the finest flower of the industry — are most likely to go to the movies in the Christmas season?

"And it's one of the finest flowering vines for shade there is".