Sentence examples for strongest example of from inspiring English sources

The strongest example of this in the exhibition is "After Walker Evans" (1981) by Sherrie Levine.

The Space Cowboy – a mixture of Jessie's imagination and a real serial killer – is pretty much the strongest example of deus ex machina in his entire oeuvre.

The strongest example of a food community I've seen was in Detroit, where a vibrant farming scene has sprung up literally from the ashes.

The anti-independence campaigners believe they are on strong ground, feeling that Salmond's call for a currency union is the strongest example of his strategy of "de-risking" independence.

Perhaps the strongest example of the right's careful choice of targets this year is the return of a lawsuit seeking to clip the wings of American labor unions by removing their ability to collect dues from employees, where workplaces have voted in favour of collective bargaining.

The beautiful excerpt that Carroll presented in 1987 is the strongest example of the book at this raconteur's set-piece best, but it doesn't appear in the novel as published (Carroll was still "putting the finishing touches" on the book when he died, an editor's note says).

This work is one of the strongest examples of theory — experiment comparison that I have seen.

International Oil Pollution by Sea is among the strongest examples of the new thinking on international organizations.

One of the strongest examples of this is the Jussieu Library, an unbuilt project for the Left Bank in Paris.

One of the strongest examples of the parting of the ways was the role the UK Labour party played in this year's Scottish election: none.

Today the town retains that history of small-shop, custom work, and he said it is"one of the strongest" examples of a thriving community of traditional craftspeople in the country.