Sentence examples for pivotal example of from inspiring English sources
She's such a fighter, like a strong female protagonist; she's not had the harshest of lives (to be fair she sounds pretty privileged) yet she's a pivotal example of labeling.
At the moment, the modern galleries are being renovated, but that gives visitors a chance to see (and compare) three large-scale masterpieces in one small room: Leger's colorful, mechanistic "City"; Picasso's "Three Musicians," a pivotal example of Synthetic Cubism; and Cezanne's architectonic yet lyrical "Large Bathers".
There's been a big campaign in Birmingham to save the Library, which should be a listed building as it's a pivotal example of mid-century Brutalist design, and there's nothing like it elsewhere in the UK.
Although bacteria themselves do not possess an Ub or Ubl system, it was found recently that bacterial pathogens express deubiquitinating enzymes (DUBs) to modulate the NF-κB system of the host, which is a pivotal example of co-evolution of the host and its pathogens.
In the struggle for dominance, silliness often relegates humanity's simple justice, the plight of the poor mere pawns of the ideological struggle and Jerusalem the center of 3 religions this microcosm's pivotal example.
Pivotal examples are the recent atypical PRRSV outbreaks in China and Vietnam [ 27].
Pivotal Labs is an example of a company that did it right.
Hailed by its fans as a "Blackberry Messenger for the rest of us," Kik is an example of a pivotal pivot.
Yet another example of 1962's pivotal cinematic status is "The Road to Hong Kong", the final leg of Bob Hope and Bing Crosby's seven-film comedy series begun in 1940.
Prior's 82 from 99 balls was merely the latest example of his importance in the pivotal No7 position, a vital contribution to ensure England did not squander hard-won gains on day two of the second Test against New Zealand.
After all, the pivotal merger between an α-proteobacterion and an archaeon was more of an example of inept predation than a kumbaya while cuddled in an ice shelter.
