Sentence examples for highest example of from inspiring English sources

The New York Times represents the highest example of the Jews who believe they are better than him.

He emerges as the highest example of an important recent American type: the critical rationalist who falls in love with the fantastic products of the repressed English imagination.

He was guided by a deeply spiritual conviction of love that transformed many hearts and he is the highest example of a Christian that America has produced.

In my opinion only KRS-One is in Chuck D's ilk in terms of being the highest example of the power Hip-Hop culture to influence and affect mainstream society on a global scale.

Traditionally, what could have been smart development in San Francisco has gotten bogged down over personal -- and usually petty -- disagreements over views being blocked or over "increased traffic," which is code for, "I was here first and I don't want anybody else to enjoy what I have". Look no further than the Embarcadero's 8 Washington project as the highest example of San Francisco NIMBYism.

At the commemoration event of International Holocaust Remembrance Day held in the US Holocaust Memorial Museum on 27 January 2013 Ryszard Schnepf, the Polish Ambassador to the US, described Pilecki as a "diamond among Poland's heroes" and "the highest example of Polish patriotism".

The station, which was originally to be within an airport, became a landmark that the Los Angeles Conservancy called "one of the highest examples of Googie architecture in the world," referring to a form of futuristic design.

Avedon compared this version of portraiture to the portraits of the fin-de-siècle Viennese Expressionist Egon Schiele, which seemed to him "one of the highest examples of portraiture without borrowed dogs".

Starbucks may just be the highest profile example of a brand becoming entangled in U.S. politics.

A switch to sugar would make Hershey a high-profile example of the move away from high-fructose corn syrup in the food industry.

"We are getting better," he said, pointing to the high-profile example of historian Mary Beard.