Sentence examples for the foremost example of from inspiring English sources
Politics is the foremost example of such an industry and it's overdue for disruption.
The foremost example of this is "Glee," Fox's instant-hit TV show, which just wound up its first full season.
The trench lines of the Petersburg Richmond theatre of operations in the final months of that war were the foremost example of trench warfare in the 19th century.
For Immanuel Kant, the Epochs formed the foremost example of a genetic history of nature (Naturgeschichte), as opposed to a Linnean description of nature (Naturbeschreibung).
Only later did Leśniewski discover the much tidier work of Frege, which he thereafter held up as the foremost example of symbolic logic to that date.
On one hand, as Arianna Huffington recently noted, "For an entire generation, Hillary has been the foremost example of the successful woman -- her work ethic, her ability, her drive, her willingness to burn the candle at both ends," and that bodes well for her White House aspirations.
But his historically specific sound is one of the foremost examples of a recent movement, that of the white rapper as preservationist.
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.
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.
While the significance of such a move is not obvious to all, the massive slimming down of GE Capital is one of the foremost examples of how the increased scrutiny of federal regulators is forcing big financial institutions to take a hard look at themselves.
