Sentence examples similar to prime example of class from inspiring English sources

A prime example, of course, would be Germany.

HMGB1 is a prototype alarmin and, indeed, the prime example of this class of immune mediator.

Just 34 years old, Khadra is a prime example of the growing class of young businesspeople who are making the Middle East such a promising place in which to invest.

In our system, A. gerardii has been considered the prime example of the former class of species.

In addition to AIDS, which is caused by HIV, porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome (PRRS) is a prime example of the latter class of diseases.

More than 125 years old, Rosengårdens Bodega is a prime example of a traditional working-class bar.

Hedges himself is a prime example of a member of the liberal class who has retreated into a sheltered enclave, where he continues to idealize his own unstinting moral rectitude.

The prime example of this phenomenon is, of course, Apple.

Aliens as a class are a prime example of a "discrete and insular" minority (see United States v. Carolene Products Co., 304 U.S. 144, 152-153, n. 4 (1938)) for whom such heightened judicial solicitude is appropriate.

The public demonstrations in Brazil surrounding the 2014 World Cup are a prime example of the uplifting of the various social classes in the country to no longer accept the status quo.

Miliband is a prime example of this himself, having come from the political professional class and having no experience of the world of business or commerce.