Sentence examples for very best example from inspiring English sources

Mark Gold, chair of the department of psychiatry at the University of Florida and a collaborator with Hoebel on food addiction research, said: "Bart was the very best example of a friend, professor and mentor.

Although nothing she does can bring back slain officers (neither of whom she was convicted of killing, though she has accepted responsibility for the part she played), it is with the same idealistic zeal that sent her to prison that Judith Clark has become the very best example of what rehabilitation can be.

And the latter is perhaps the very best example.

Find the very best example of a style you love and make that the focal point.

The U.S. is the very best example of how dynamic a country of immigrants can be.

While some of the downtown's architecture is a bit undistinguished and not sufficiently relatable at the human scale, there are important exceptions including what in my opinion is the country's very best example - and certainly one of its most successful and popular examples - of a mixed-use, walkable retrofit of what was previously a very run-down, automobile-oriented suburban strip.

And it is a good principle that the best way to attain that sense is to look at the very best examples available.

Frances Christie, head of modern and postwar British art at Sotheby's, said the appetite for the very best examples of Hepworth had never been stronger.

"Even discounting all but the very best examples, there are already enough games around to keep critics busy for a long time," he said.

For me the remix can be seen as the aural equivalent of intertextuality, the very best examples having the same effect on the music landscape as key examples of "reference literature" have had on prose.

Its president, Jussi Pylkkänen, has talked of the existence of a 21st-century version of the Medicis – super-rich collectors from the UK and US, the Middle East, Russia and China – all competing for the very best examples of art.