Sentence examples for noblest specimen from inspiring English sources

Owing to its location in the exact center of the universe, Hubert's became the noblest specimen of the breed, the locus classicus of the honky-tonk Times Square of the Depression years, beloved of A.J. Liebling and Joseph Mitchell.

The Sun was just sinking west, and on the deck stood seventy-three of the noblest specimens of the colored American".

Tasmanian mountain and alpine ash are the noblest specimens left on the Australian continent and easily comparable in height to northern California's coastal redwoods, the reining world champions.

The ideal moment was usually on Christmas Eve, around midnight, when, Scroogelike, I would offer $5 for a particularly noble specimen.

An oddity, a noble sufferer or a needy specimen who's burdening others.

The man who had charmed society with his talent at cards and skill at languages (he spoke six) was reduced to the specimen of a noble savage.

Last year's other specimens included noble experiments (like Fiona Shaw's Testament of Mary) and popular-but-predictable affairs (like Bette Midler's I'll Eat You Last).

(That includes such rarities as King John, Cymbeline, and Timon of Athens, but excludes the doubtful specimens Two Noble Kinsmen and Cardenio).

Let anyone take as a specimen the last fifteen pages of the symphony ­– a piece of noble, impressive writing – and say, if he can, where else he has met with the same melody, the same scoring, the same general turn of thought.

There, in a footnote to the text, he notes that "a noble animal in a large glass case" had come up for sale in 1818, a specimen that claimed to be "the last Wolf killed in Scotland by Sir E. Cameron".

Herrliche Maid!" — "O noblest wonder!