Sentence examples for most outstanding example from inspiring English sources

As a pastoral elegy often considered the most outstanding example of the genre Milton's poem is richly allegorical.

The Charlottenburg Palace, dating from the late 17th century, is perhaps the city's most outstanding example of Baroque design.

But the most notorious, and possibly most outstanding, example of the genre is that symbol of Nixon's Washington, the Watergate complex.

The most outstanding example of Sèvres is a relatively plain and graceful bowl with a low foot and curved handles, like a Greek kylix.

The party couldn't prove governmental competence in opposition so it worked away on the caring side – Iain Duncan Smith's advocacy of social justice being the most outstanding example.

"It is the most outstanding example in the national park system of a leftover from a different era," said Robin Winks, a history professor at Yale and author of many books about the national parks.

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But Mind your language invites readers to submit the most outstanding examples of electionspeak between now and 7 May.

Preserved intact by the desert conditions, some of the most outstanding examples of these from European collections are on loan here.

The Attalids made the city of Pergamum one of the most important and beautiful of all Greek cities in the Hellenistic Age; it is one of the most outstanding examples of city planning in that period.

They have shown the most outstanding examples of courage and humanity I have ever seen in my life, and I will remember this to the end of my days.