Sentence examples for specimen of all from inspiring English sources

So, in naming Malachy as the winner, judges weren't saying that his breed is better than the other finalists — more precisely, it means he was the most perfectly standardized specimen of all of the perfectly standardized dogs in the running.

Designed and built by Benjamin Baker in the late 1880s, its opening stirred controversy on aesthetic grounds, the poet and artist William Morris declaring it "the supremest specimen of all ugliness," a judgment greatly softened by the passage of time.

Or an artist, the worst specimen of all; he sits at a café feeling tortured as he sips on his cold-brew mocha-chai, half-caf.

I'm not necessarily buying into the canonical representation of Muhammad as the most physically perfect human specimen of all time, but I still find myself nourished by the character.

No joint cavity adhesion or effusion, cartilage wear or osteophyte formation were observed in any specimen of all the experimental animals.

SP evaluated the pathology specimen of all the samples, participated in the characterization of ERG rearrangements and help to draft the manuscript.

Today, he has specimens of all three pyxis subspecies in Ojai.

The residual compressive strength and stiffness of the post-fire specimens of all curing ages generally decreased as temperatures increased.

For the polished specimens of all steel grades it was found that internal inclusions and carbides caused the failures.

He wants to sign a lease agreement, remunerating Madagascar in exchange for its permission to keep animals that legally belong to it — he now has specimens of all four endemic Madagascar tortoises in Ojai.

However, the Gurson Tvergaard model is seen to predict the ductility quite well for smooth and notched specimens of all aluminium alloys examined in this paper.