Sentence examples for the great example of from inspiring English sources

Guitarist Slash took the stage to remember Lemmy as the "great example of what a lot of, most of my peers all want to be.

So the great example of natural law, that which cannot apparently be tampered with, Simone Weil's place of beauty and shipwreck, is in fact repeatedly invoked in biblical tradition as an example of divine intervention.

The great example of political change through legal change was the long, methodical effort to whittle away at segregation from within the legal mainstream that culminated in the court's decision in Brown v. Board of Education.

Bold suffered a decline in use for some years (brave, undaunted and intrepid were preferred) but made a comeback in the great example of the split infinitive of our time: the "Star Trek" plan "to boldly go where no man has gone before".

The great example of this, of course, is the broadcast series "Lost," but proportionally it's a greater challenge for the high-quality end of cable, where, just to pick one example, AMC's "Mad Men" this year stumbled through a fifth season in which plot strands came and went and, despite some titillating or shocking incidents, hardly anything happened.

I'll give you the great example of England in the late 1700s and early 1800s.

Truman was one of the great examples of the Presidency's capacity for ennobling a man.

It also heralds one of the great examples of corporate elasticity.

For me, one of the great examples of this is Satyajit Ray's Apu trilogy.

A Picasso sculpture, "Head of a Woman (Fernande)" is one of the great examples of modernist sculpture.

England, with the great examples of Frederick Ashton and Margot Fonteyn, is said to specialize in this selfless tradition.