Sentence examples for most classic example from inspiring English sources
He said: "The most classic example of mission creep is the Vietnam War.
Perhaps the most classic example is the trail of pheromones the insects place as they walk.
But this wasnt always the case, says Kuntz. "You can point back to the classics era and see that in those days some of the big films with the major stars were also great pictures and won Oscars, with Casablanca being the most classic example," he says.
The most classic example is (RED) campaign, where a handful of companies marketed HIV/AIDS awareness by showcasing (RED) branding on their products and advertising.
EMI, our most recent investment, is a classic example.
One classic example motivated the most: the prisoner's dilemma [6].
There are examples of the first kind of independence (the most famous of which is a classic example due to Paris and Harrington) but none of the second or third kind of independence.
As in most such stories -- "Harvey" being the classic example, but "Don Quixote" fits the bill, too -- in which the suggested cure feels worse than the disease, it's not a real picture of mental illness, but rather a kind of metaphorical rejection of the ordinary.
MHC genes are perhaps the most thoroughly studied example of adaptive molecular evolution, representing a classic example of balancing selection [ 2- 4].
In a fully coevolutionary account of Danto's classic example, the novelty of Brillo Boxes transformed the aesthetic experiences of some observers (most notably Danto).
Cotton is a classic example.
