Sentence examples for this sole example from inspiring English sources

Now the only one to survive other than London gin is this sole example of Plymouth gin.

This is the sole example of a vanadia system being used fro trans-hydrogenation.

To our knowledge this remains the sole example of such a discrete cell division phenotype in T. brucei.

Use of this term has also led to some concern that an initially "spathaceous" calyx in C. scortechinii, the sole example of this in a genus where generally the species were described as having several (up to 5) discrete calyx lobes, would weaken the distinction between Christisonia and Aeginetia by their otherwise different calyx forms.

In this study the MCH 'special clinic' is the sole example, although similar arrangements are described in the literature in other countries (Shirom 2001 ; Suwandono et al. 2001 ).

Perhaps it was because of her pitch-perfect imitations of other authors (in this volume, "Kafka Cooks Dinner," a poignant and funny tour de force, is the sole example) or her somewhat puritanical renunciation of the swish of a signature style (a show of reserve that has itself become immediately recognizable).

But, so far, Iran is the sole example of radical Islamists running anything like a democracy.

Poor Tasmania, however, is but the scapegoat of a problem – not actually the sole example of it.

It will most likely remain the sole example of the beguiling genre it inhabits; Moon has already moved on.

Memory of the Open Space persists as the sole example of an British laboratory theatre that managed to survive as a repertory house.

He is their only real star, the main creative hub and the sole example of what a Brazilian player is supposed to look like.