Sentence examples for Be examples from inspiring English sources
noun
Something that is representative of all such things in a group.
"They need to be examples.
We have to be examples," he said.
After all, most people don't want to be examples.
So as much as their ads may be examples of "co-creation," they also may be examples of "co-promotion".
These were supposed to be examples of Mexico's modernisation.
As Father Reese aptly noted, popes cannot be examples for ordinary Christians: Popes can only be examples for other popes.
The Guardian's membership scheme, or more traditional subscription models, would be examples of this.
Their work ethic and marital stability might be examples to the Royal Family.
There will also be examples of period costumes and documents from Whistler's archives.
In the global financial crisis, we in football have to be examples in many things.
Many of the fair's 200-plus buildings were intended to be examples of experimental architecture.
