Sentence examples for it a splendid example of from inspiring English sources

David Bookbinder, the Washington legal director for the Sierra Club, criticized Justice Scalia's decision, calling it "a splendid example of how secrecy corrodes public trust and the integrity of government".

"It's a splendid example of tissue engineering at its best".

One of the bill's supporters - an environmental leader for whom I have great respect - has praised it as a splendid example of the legislative process at its best, delicately balancing the interests of the many diverse constituencies it would affect.

Released while Bros were at their short-lived peak, it's a splendid example of attitude plus technology.

It's a splendid example of how something very simple can also be very funny - and good enough to stand a lot of repetition.

It is also a splendid example of history illuminating ecology, with well-chosen facts that enable us to picture a largely invisible catastrophe.

I mean, on the surface it appears to be a splendid example of the great British dedication to good manners.

In its 1918 annual it also showed Hassam's "Allies Day, May 1917," a splendid example of the flag paintings done by the artist from 1916 to 1918.

A walled complex that covers some 36 acres (14.5 hectares), the fort is a splendid example of Mughal architecture; it was partially built by Akbar (reigned 1556 1605) and extended by the next three emperors.

Gene assembly in ciliates (unicellular organisms) is a splendid example of such computations, and it is fascinating from both the biological and the computational viewpoints.

She is a splendid example of the woman writer who made it from the margins; also, just as important, a writer who always demonstrates how vital counter-cultural impulses are to the very existence of any worthwhile tradition.