Sentence examples for may be classic from inspiring English sources

To be fair, though, while Giuliani's claim of expertise may be classic campaign-trail hyperbole, it is true that his general awareness of global terrorism probably predates that of other candidates.

The label's bread and butter may be classic soul, but it has also found room in its catalogue for Belgian lounge-pop (Antena), spectral outsider gospel (Otis G Johnson), and, in the forthcoming collection of tracks by Iasos, transcendent new age synth music made on a San Franciscan houseboat.

Considering the age-dependent accumulation of damaged proteins (particularly due to oxidative stress), the role of autophagy in this case may be classic 'quality control' of proteins and other macromolecules.

He said he has also learned that while some stories may be classics, they do not necessarily work when read aloud.

While they may be classics, don't limit yourself to those colors alone.

It may not be classic bullying either.

It may not be classic sci-fi like the original "Alien," which it has in its DNA, but it's a perfectly respectable next step in the series.

Clearly, we are attracted to our mates even though they may not be classic beauties.

Thus, clinicians should consider Lyme disease in the differential diagnosis of patients who have a rash that may not be classic EM and who have been in areas where Lyme disease occurs.

All of the films may not be classics, but all are worth a watch.

To the Editor: David Brooks describes a breed of elite college student whose "strategic attitude" toward life discourages intellectual risk and suggests that Elena Kagan may be a classic specimen ("What It Takes," column, May 11).