Sentence examples for the foremost example from inspiring English sources
The Warsaw ghetto was the foremost example.
But the foremost example is Bank Rakyat Indonisia (BRI).
Politics is the foremost example of such an industry and it's overdue for disruption.
Claude Monet's Giverny, the subject of many of his paintings, is the foremost example (pictured).
It's the foremost example nationally of the adverse consequences of a poorly regulated education market.
Vast amounts of Japanese art, wood-block prints being the foremost example, went to Western collections.
Altogether it is a strange confection of line and colour which experts now regard as one of the foremost examples of abstract art.
One of the foremost examples of Spain's transformation is Montsant, a small Catalonian region nestled in the forbidding shadows of Priorat's slate hills.
But his historically specific sound is one of the foremost examples of a recent movement, that of the white rapper as preservationist.
The use of the heterologous bacterial hemoglobin (VHb) from Vitreoscilla to enhance growth and productivity of Escherichia coli under conditions of oxygen limitation has been one of the foremost examples of metabolic engineering.
His presentation, Territorial Imperatives: Sustainable Modern Planning in Chandigarh, India, explored paradigms of spatial relation and ownership in one of the foremost examples of Modernist New Towns, which led to a critique of traditional architectural representational tools, and ultimately an intervention-catalog for Chandigarh's parks.
