Sentence examples for the definitive example of from inspiring English sources

Hers was the definitive example of how to live a fulfilling life.

The tour is the definitive example of how a trip to the subcontinent can spiral out of control.

This 1979 version of Willi Williams's single from the previous year is the definitive example of the Clash playing reggae.

Iran is possibly the definitive example of CIA operations blowing up in the face of the US.

The definitive example of this in my family is the case of an ill-timed and unwanted move.

— John Halloween (@johnjcook) 31 Oct 13 The Ford story is the definitive example of why the world still needs newspapers.

In turn, she delivered the ultimate Hitchcock performances — the definitive examples of acting, Hitchcock-style — in "The Birds" and, above all, in "Marnie".

(Electrophoresis of human hemoglobin revealed the abnormal hemoglobin in sickle-cell anemia, the first definitive example of a "molecular disease").

Although Cif is the first definitive example of a bacterial product that blocks the bactericidal activity of Perforin-2, it is likely that others remain to be discovered.

This is the first definitive example of this function for a trimeric coiled-coil, but it is likely there are others.

Eva Klopocki (Institute of Medical Genetics, Charité Universitätsmedizin, Berlin, Germany) presented results demonstrating that copy number changes of conserved non-coding elements can cause human disease, providing the first definitive example of how mutations of these non-genic elements can influence human phenotypes.