Sentence examples for was a true example of from inspiring English sources

A scholar with a broad range of interests, he was a true example of a Renaisance man.

It was a true example of a catchphrase later bastardised by Fifa – this was the "football family" where anyone from anywhere was invited for one gigantic party.

He said that the friend he lost, Mr. Sanchez, 29, the Merrill Lynch employee, "was a true example of what's gone right in this community".

In an interview, Dr. Vincent C. Pigott, a specialist in ancient technologies at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archeology and Anthropology, who participated in the artificial-stone study, said he doubted that this was a true example of need being the mother of invention, even though Mesopotamians clearly needed scarce stone for building and grinding.

Nanocomposites are a true example of nanotechnology.

The Concorde is a true example of how technology can bring people together faster.

The discovery at Atapuerca, if it turned out to be a true example of a ceremonial burial, would be remarkable.

Explosively driven impact welding is a true example of multidisciplinary research as the phenomena associated with it fall under the various branches of engineering science.

Some discomfort came across before Mr. Kane had explained his Jonestown concept backstage — and that is a true example of fashion creativity.

The attack on our country on Tuesday (front page, Sept. 12) is a true example of the evil that exists in our world.

"It's a true example of government trusting individuals and families to make the best decisions without policing from the state," says Etmanski.