Sentence examples for specimen of its from inspiring English sources

No matter what it has, it arguably is lacking some of what it should have as a specimen of its type, and it certainly lacks what other things not of its kind possess.

Scientists have said it could be the best preserved specimen of its type.

In a 1985 review of "Flaubert's Parrot" for this magazine, John Updike wrote that if the book is, as its dust jacket shyly claims, "a novel in disguise … a novel that constantly surprises," it is the most strangely shaped specimen of its genre (that I have read) since Vladimir Nabokov's "Pale Fire".

Is this miniature poodle truly a more ideal specimen of its breed than that Kerry blue terrier?

The holotype is the first specimen of its kind to be scientifically identified and to which all others found afterward have to be compared.

Kotsko's prime specimen of its creepy fruit is Steve Urkel, the aggressively suspendered jester of the eighties and nineties sitcom "Family Matters".

They knew such a creature existed, because for more than a century they've found isolated specimens of its teeth at various sites worldwide.

Asian elephants are currently classed as endangered, and Cambodia is estimated to have between 250 and 500 wild specimens of its own, BBC reports.

An anonymous review in the September 1801 British Critic claimed, "A more complete monument of vile and depraved taste no man ever raised He has, therefore, given a rhapsody of Twelve Books in a sort of irregular lyric, so unlike verse or sense, that if it were worth while to present our readers with a tissue of so coarse a texture, we could fill whole pages with specimens of its absurdity.

(2015), while corrugated paper is the most beneficial insulation material for larger strength of the specimen because of its larger elasticity and strength.

However, we refrain from applying this term to the specimen because of its very immature nature and the strong vascularization.