Sentence examples for more spectacular example from inspiring English sources
There has surely been no more spectacular example of the obsession with one club to the exclusion of all others than the true story, now half a century old, of the bricklayer who named his daughter – his daughter!
The accuracy of experiment and theory in this area may be gauged by two recent values for the separation of the two states, expressed in terms of the frequency of the radiation that produces the transitions: An even more spectacular example of the success of QED is provided by the value for μe, the magnetic dipole moment of the free electron.
More spectacular examples of art needlework by the firm include one of the few surviving panels designed by Wheeler in an appliqué technique, a rich, lustrous design of intertwining tulips past their prime in sage green and pink silk velvet on a silvery ground.
Since then, even more spectacular examples of morphological covariation have been found in the tube and tongue lengths of long-tongued flies and the flowers that they visit (Anderson and Johnson 2008, 2009; Pauw et al. 2009).
Searle says (Searle 1995: 91 2): "More spectacular examples are provided by the collapse of the Soviet empire in the annus mirabilis, 1989.… It collapsed when the system of status-functions was no longer accepted".
In 2000, Biro took on an even more spectacular case.
But if their goal is to buy a home with a more spectacular view, for example, they will be disappointed.
In a more spectacular, albeit costly, example, the collapse of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge (a suspension bridge across the Narrows of Puget Sound, Washington) on November 7, 1940, was the result of the large amplitudes of oscillations that the span attained as it was driven in resonance by high winds.
One of the more spectacular rites was cremation, which for the wealthy involved erecting a grand, roofed platform to host a sarcophagus for burning — an example of which is on display.
The most spectacular example is China.
They're more spectacular".
