Sentence examples for finest caliber from inspiring English sources

He was a gentleman of the finest caliber, a man of unwavering integrity and had such a voice.

After all, you could buy almost half a bottle of Macallan 30-year-old whisky for the price of this flask, thereby trading an inert, undrinkable object for a glass bottle of the finest caliber containing a rare mountain dew so delicate that you may be inspired to write poetry.

All of the optic tract fibers that we examined terminated in only one layer of the lateral geniculate nucleus (GL), including a population of fine caliber fibers that project to the intercalated layers, and none had collateral projections outside the GL.

To identify an alternative tracer protocol, the present experiment evaluated whether dextran conjugates, which have produced superior results in the CNS, might yield widespread and effective labeling of long, fine-caliber vagal efferents in the peripheral nervous system.

TAI affects multiple axonal populations, including large caliber myelinated and non-neuropathologically detected fine-caliber myelinated and unmyelinated fibers.

Compared to levels of TH expression, fewer and more fine-caliber 5HTT-labeled fibers were observed in granule cell layer of normal folia.

"I've worked hard to make sure the Trump name is found only on buildings of the highest caliber and products of the finest quality.

Histopathological examination revealed partial dense collagenous matrices and networks of fine capillary-caliber blood vessels, showing infiltration of lymphocytes, plasma cells, and mast cells.

A major surprise -- the restaurant's fine-dining-caliber desserts -- are the original creations of Jalanugraha's wife, Somjai, who trained as a pastry chef at the California School of Culinary Arts in Pasadena.

Mr. Alston's "Light Flooding Into Darkened Rooms," which received its United States premiere on Friday, is a fine example of the caliber of work this company regularly presents.

Since its opening, the Onassis Cultural Center has had several fine exhibitions; shows of this caliber will surely mean that the center will no longer be such a well-kept secret.