Sentence examples for most convincing example from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly (or maybe not), the most convincing example here is by that epitome of fussy drawing, Salvador Dalí.

Still, just consider the most convincing example (one Mr. Reed remembers well) of how divided government could play to Mr. Bush's advantage: the story of Bill Clinton.

That determination to deliver the most convincing example of digital rallying sees Dirt Rally cut a totally fresh set of tyre tracks across the technological gravel.

Arguably the most convincing example of it came in Dublin, where the French, for all their underperformances since the last World Cup final in 2006, beat the Irish, 1-0.

This is the most convincing example in quantum chaology of behavior analogous to classical chaos.

The most convincing example is perhaps the study of Pluthero & Threlkeld (1981) [ 2].

One of the most convincing examples is the Koyna Dam earthquake, which occurred in 1967.

One of the most convincing examples of mondeuse that I have come across — a peppery, floral red variety reminiscent of syrah.

The most convincing examples were exhibited at the Nilufar gallery: a series of bowls designed by the Japanese group Nendo, and a set of tables developed by the Swedish-German design team Kram Weisshaar.

Cases of mimicry provide many of the nature's most convincing examples of natural selection.

One of the most convincing examples of a role for local translation of mRNA in axons comes from in vitro studies of the invertebrate Aplysia where synapse-specific facilitation requires local protein synthesis at the activated synapse to stabilise the long-term facilitation induced by application of serotonin [4], [5].