Sentence examples for what a specimen from inspiring English sources
If you don't believe me, go to Kew and see what a mature specimen looks like.
But I keep thinking of my friend in California, and what a perfect specimen of what we have become that she has become.
"When we bought the horse and I saw what a fine specimen it was, I said we have to name him after good people, and there is no better people than Tom Ridge".
We were also commenting on what an amazing specimen of a man Bruce Jenner was.
Partial-body specimens show what a smoker's lung looks like compared to a healthy lung (try buying a pack of cigarettes after seeing that), and what kind of damage overeating can do to your organs.
What an eye-wateringly magnificent specimen of masculinity he is.
No matter what it has, it arguably is lacking some of what it should have as a specimen of its type, and it certainly lacks what other things not of its kind possess.
If your creature cannot be in repose, then it's a bad design.' When you see our creatures, you're not going to say, 'Oh, what a great movie monster.' You're going to say, 'What aquarium, what specimen jar did that thing come from?' They need to look entirely possible in their impossibility".
They send those specimens to us on what we call a 'plate.' Imagine you've got four ice-cube trays, all taped together, shrunk down to three inches by four inches — that's what a plate looks like.
The killing of Lieutenant White, Lincoln coldly wrote to Schenck, "is a specimen of what I would avoid.
