Sentence examples for last example of a from inspiring English sources

This case was a fitting last example of a legacy of compassion, commitment, and unparalleled legal and technical genius.

Not the first, nor the last, example of a victim or victim's family getting to the end of the line with no redress.

To some people it may be the kind of trivia that would give Lord Reith a coronary - were he not dead already - but it is essentially a perfect use of the medium and the first, and possibly last, example of a piece of interactive television really working.

The Shredded Wheat packet used to do something similar when it illustrated the company's smart new plant in Welwyn Garden City; it may have been British packaging's last example of a common Victorian pride in the place of manufacture, the factory.

Johnson's track record may be that of a loyal Blairite, but he is a rare example, and perhaps the last example, of a leading politician who was born into the working class – perhaps even what we would now call the underclass – and stayed in it or close to it, first as a postal worker, then as a full-time official for the postal (later communication) workers' union.

A last example of a distinction concerns the sophisma 'The white can be black' (this is an awkward translation of the sentence 'Album potest esse nigrum'): the sentence can be taken to mean 'The thing that is white can be black', which is true; or it can be interpreted as 'It can be the case that the white thing is black' (at the same time, that is), in which case it is false.

The last example of an economic question being taken to Cabinet, said Macpherson, concerned the euro.

The last example of an instrumental variable based on institutional rules refers to the work of Angrist and Lavy (2002).

Like Neo in The Matrix, one of the last examples of a genuinely original, epic-scale blockbuster with grand franchise potential, film financiers are facing a dilemma.

Günter Grass is one of the last examples of a German tradition that puts poets and thinkers on a high pedestal, from which they deliver, like prophets, their verdicts on the world.

His Raptus Proserpinae (c. 400; The Rape of Proserpine) is one of the last examples of an extended narrative in verse that dwells wholly in the world of pagan mythology.