Sentence examples for groundbreaking example from inspiring English sources
"The House is a groundbreaking example of sustainable architecture — the largest and tallest Passive House building in the world.
The "outstanding and groundbreaking example of Fontana's pioneering approach to Conceptual Art," in the catalog's words, sold for £1.88 million, not much more than the low estimate.
The film turned out to be a monster hit, as well as a groundbreaking example of CGI – and led to his regularly taking roles for other directors.
A good example here is the Amazon Echo, the voice-recognizing household computer that has morphed from an odd gimmick into a useful and groundbreaking example of the future of computing.
Even a project for which the Beatles simply gave their approval, the 1968 "Yellow Submarine" movie, became a groundbreaking example of the evolving art of film animation.
Even a project for which the Beatles simply gave their approval, the 1968 "Yellow Submarine" movie, became a groundbreaking example of the evolving art of film animation.
Groundbreaking examples included Alvar Aalto's sinuous 1931-2 Paimio chair, with its scroll-like plywood seat, and Charles and Ray Eames's 1945 LCW chair, with its compound-curved, body-friendly seat and back.
The Bullfrog years were generally groundbreaking, for example, whereas the Lionhead years were more difficult.
Collaborating with several individuals, Lockshin went on to do more groundbreaking researche: for example, he was among the first to study the physiology of dying cells and to question why they shrank, to recognize that the regulation of oncogenes was important in cell death, and to emphasize the multiplicity of kinds of death processes (see, e.g., Zakeri 2008).
Mr. Lagerfeld said in a telephone interview Thursday night that he had proposed an exhibition that combined pieces of Chanel's groundbreaking fashion with examples of work by current artists like Jenny Holzer and Claes Oldenburg.
Take, for example, the groundbreaking self-winding pocket watches produced by the Paris-based watchmaker Abraham-Louis Breguet for Louis XVI and his queen, Marie Antoinette.
