Sentence examples for perfect specimens of from inspiring English sources

The exhibit contains "one of the largest, perfect specimens of paper nautilus in existence".

Slightly later in the same century Bernard de Ventadour composed songs of elegant simplicity, some of which may be taken as perfect specimens of Provençal poetry.

Some of the preparations, like a sashimi tasting, which included perfect specimens of shrimp, gilthead bream and tuna belly were unexpectedly modern.

To make his point Delvoye has mastered all the skills of the traditional artisan - from weaving, tattooing, ceramics, stained glass and steel - and he has also engineered the perfect specimens of shit.

While obesity at Crufts is still less common than in the general pet population, researcher Alex German said the proportion of overweight animals was a concern because show dogs were assumed to be perfect specimens of their breed.

The nursery dutifully put the budded bulbs into cold storage in March and presented me with perfect specimens on the last planting day of the Chelsea build up.

He has been described as the perfect specimen of the Byzantine pedant.

Alina is a perfect specimen of the "nothing-specialness" essential to the book's central theme.

In both good ways and bad, Wolper's book is a perfect specimen of the mogul memoir.

"Look at our phone," he offered by way of explanation, gesturing toward a perfect specimen of a 1930's telephone on his oak desk.

But I keep thinking of my friend in California, and what a perfect specimen of what we have become that she has become.