Sentence examples for specimen of perfect from inspiring English sources

The dream is that Oprah is such a specimen of perfect virtue that she will create consensus wherever she walks.

Likewise, Perth's Cottesloe (104 Marine Parade), a genteel surf beach among 40km of perfect specimens, is known for its boozy Sunday sessions, sunsets and cafés.

Indirect costs of formalin fixation (for example: adequate disposal of used fixative and fixed specimens; potential toxicity of products from incineration of residual specimens; and the imperative necessity of perfect maintenance of aspirations devices, such as hoods and aspirated cabinets) should also be considered in economical evaluation of costs.

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.

Black Box, the latest effort by developer Eyezmaze, is a case in point – a perfect specimen of a title unlikely to appear anywhere else.

The man that we mythologize in the backs of our minds is a cultural concoction, an unattainable ideal, a perfect specimen of muscles and fearlessness and daring.

Driving past Gary, Indiana, on his commute, Matt thinks that it is "a perfect specimen of what the Rust Belt looks like and what Janesville is striving not to become".