Sentence examples for one eminent example from inspiring English sources

One eminent example is "The New York Ripper," a 1982 slasher film by the Italian horror specialist Lucio Fulci (Blue Underground, Blu-ray $29.95, standard definition $19.95, not rated).

A3 At a celebratory lunch in New York, one eminent speaker after another rose to rejoice in the news that the Irish Republican Army had abandoned violence, and they suggested Northern Ireland could prove an example to the world.

'What do you tweet?' one eminent writer sneered.

Chris Patten, the architect of the unexpected general-election triumph of 1992, was perhaps the most eminent example.

"If I had to redact my own archives," said one eminent scholar, "I know what I would do".

Jackson Pollock, to name but one giant of modernism, is a pre-eminent example – he was a shockingly inept draughtsman – but there are dozens of others.

It's a pre-eminent example of art besting reality.

And the car industry's privileged status as the pre-eminent example of the power of mass production looks finished.

You rely on the people of good will about whom one of your writers speaks--eminent examples are seated around this table.

In the city's West End, one of Portland's grand 19th-century neighborhoods of architecturally eclectic houses, is the Morse-Libby House, 109 Danforth Street, (207) 772-4841, one of the nation's pre-eminent examples of Italianate Victorian architecture.

The Glen Roy area is internationally famous for the 'Parallel Roads', pre-eminent examples of ice-dammed lake shorelines which were formed during the stadial.