Sentence examples for a high example from inspiring English sources

The Washington Post, for example, applauded her for setting a standard for American women by stating that Grace Coolidge was "Always meticulous in the matter of dressing in her role as first lady of the land, she sets a high example of clothes, taste, and appropriateness" (Wilson 1924).

He had his GED, but when his 18-year-old son told him he wanted to be just like his father, Tim felt the need to set a higher example.

Teachers do not have the luxury of acting inappropriately in any way; we have to hold ourselves to a higher example than celebrities, athletes and politicians, because, for the most part, we are fighting an uphill battle against so many variables that are presented and promoted in the media.

The current price of wholesale electricity is below £50 per megawatt hour but could soar to over £100 by 2035 under a "high case" example used in the Grid's UK Future Energy Scenarios report.

And that's just a high profile example.

The 2014 nonconsensual sharing of stolen intimate photos of more than a hundred women celebrities was a high profile example of something that happens regularly.

Canadians seeking CCSVI treatment is a high profile example of this practice, but they are only one of many groups worldwide traveling abroad for unproven interventions.

Following the raids, environment groups urged the US Department of Justice to press its case and make a high-profile example of the guitar manufacturer.

The Crosby-Giroux fight was only a high-profile example.

A switch to sugar would make Hershey a high-profile example of the move away from high-fructose corn syrup in the food industry.

A high-profile example of "new lender/old lender" finance collaboration was the tie up between Funding Circle and Santander.