Sentence examples for is a typical specimen from inspiring English sources
A plain, spouted bowl in the Louvre is a typical specimen of goldsmith's work from pre-Mycenaean Greece.
"Why I Never Hire Brilliant Men," an article published in the 1920's in the American magazine, is a typical specimen of an earlier era.
Matt Covington, a thirty-three-year-old caver from Fayetteville, was a typical specimen.
The words seem to be a typical specimen of Romantic angst, but Schubert transforms them into a kind of philosophical motto.
Sharing of haplotypes between the lowland and montane population was very limited, involving only one individual: rabai ZMUC134311 from Mt. Kanga, with one allele assigned to albigula (Additional File 2) - morphologically this is a typical rabai specimen.
The control specimen failure mode is a typical compression failure of the reinforced concrete column.
Cervix specimens showing non-specific inflammatory changes were chosen as controls since inflammation is a typical feature of cancers, too.
Rietveld is a typical case.
Chlorine is a typical nonmetal.
Iron is a typical ferromagnet.
A few yards away, there's a more typical specimen – a redder, rounder dome, flecked with white.
