Sentence examples for most characteristic example from inspiring English sources

The most characteristic example of this ineluctable reality was the so-called "bipartisanship," which fully reflects the predisposition to social explosion that was kept dormant by artificial prosperity.

The most characteristic example is that p65RelA and IKK knockout mice exhibit embryonic death resulting from extensive TNFα-mediated fetal hepatocyte apoptosis.

An international group of experts led by Eugenio La Rocca has now confronted this obstacle in the exhibition "Rome: The Painting of an Empire" by bringing together over 100 of the finest and most characteristic surviving examples of Roman painting, the majority of them frescoes, but suggesting a broader picture of painting in the ancient world despite the losses.

For example, the most characteristic and strong band was visible in Raman spectrum at 1616 cm−1, associated with the stretching vibration of the C=C bond in the phenyl ring.

(Susan Jacoby's essay on "The Blessings of Atheism" in the most recent Sunday Review is a characteristic example of these arguments in action).

The quotation is an example of Mr. Williams's most characteristic device: the long-line stanza of six to eight stresses each; one that he uses in perhaps two-thirds of the poems.

To take one small but characteristic example, this is Mr Nuttall on one of Shakespeare's most popular comedies: "'As You Like It' is, then, true pastoral.

His most characteristic books are often impressionistic, even anecdotal.

(His best poems are rarely his most characteristic or frenzied).

It is their most characteristic that form their real persona.

For example, during a handshake, we model the upper arms, the lower arms, and the hands in the pose that is most characteristic for the given interaction.