Sentence examples for worthy examples of from inspiring English sources

Right now, Nemea offers only a few worthy examples of the sunny and vibrant cuisine.

Oleg Burbovsky's "Roofs" (1971) and Aleksandr Slyusarev's "Interior" series (1977/79/80) are two early, worthy examples of this experimentation.

And the new films from Catherine Breillat ("The Last Mistress") and Valeria Bruni-Tedeschi ("Actresses") are worthy examples of recognizably French genres.

There have been some worthy examples of world cinema at Cannes, but the opening weekend was dominated by Americans: Michael Moore and the Coen brothers.

But while not masterpieces, the works, which the ensemble recently recorded for the Cedille label, proved worthy examples of Beethoven as lighthearted Classicist.

Still used for worship, the church, with its clean lines, subdued tones and scattered touches of the ornate, is a worthy example of early 19th-century French taste.

Mr. Serban is a dutiful student of cinematic naturalism, and "If I Want to Whistle," his first feature, is a worthy example of the kind of ground-level, conscientious storytelling that fills up festival programs across Europe.

For many workers, though, the worthy example of these fathers of the industrial revolution will be out of reach – because many people rarely get to see a £50 note, let alone hold on to it for long enough to examine the picture on the back.

The powers behind "Seussical" believe that some of its strengths -- a melodic Ahrens-Flaherty score; an emotional narrative; a potential star in Kevin Chamberlin (a Tony nominee last season for his role in "Dirty Blonde"), who plays the hapless Horton -- make it a worthy example of old-style Broadway values, and thus perhaps an even likelier candidate than "The Lion King" for crossover appeal.

Another worthy example of such is The Benola Foundation, a centre for Cerebral Palsy care in Nigeria which was founded by Air Vice-Marshal Femi Gbadebo (Rtd) whose 17 year old son, Olaoluwa, has a severe form of cerebral palsy.

Edgeworth is practically a museum-worthy example of what is connoted by the word "professorial": at fifty-six, hashas white hair and parchment skin, he wears tweed, and he speaks with great precision.