Sentence examples for the supreme example from inspiring English sources

Vaclav Havel, the Czech hipster, is the supreme example.

Competition is the supreme example of waste in health services.

Tracey Emin's My Bed is the supreme example.

Waddesdon, built in the 1880s, is the supreme example of le goût Rothschild, the Rothschild taste.

"Agon," choreographed in 1958 to a score by Stravinsky, is the supreme example of this.

An Artist of the Floating World is perhaps the supreme example of his art.

With the aid of an unusually good libretto, Strauss created the supreme example of Viennese operetta in Die Fledermaus.

But the library -- "one of the supreme examples of interior design in America," according to the New York City Landmarks Commission -- has been deteriorating for decades.

Mahler Symphony No 9 Berliner Philharmoniker/Simon Rattle (EMI 5012282, 2CDs) £12.99 Mahler is where it all began for Simon Rattle, and Mahler's 9th is one of the supreme examples of the orchestral art.

Lord Hailsham once wrote that Lord Wilberforce was "one of the supreme examples of the advantage in the upper reaches in the law enjoyed by a man who did not take his first degree in the honours school of jurisprudence".

The Kosovo war that came along a year ago was both a distraction from this work and, in the mind of the prime minister, a supreme example of the need for it.