Sentence examples for a sort of example from inspiring English sources

Speaking about the album title Demonstration, Tinie said that it was about him compromising to make an album that was both true to where he came from and follows the trappings of mainstream hip hop: "Anyone who wants to take inspiration from it can have a sort of example based on my experiences of how to do this.

We selected Data Set 2 as a sort of extreme example to make our case stronger.

"The interesting thing about the guys who run the media business is that they are a sort of special example of people with vivid needs," Mr. Wolff said.

In New York, at the Council on Foreign Relations, he appealed to the U.S. to return to a position of moral strength, recalling the simple verities of the Cold War, when Russians saw in the West "a sort of moral example for ourselves".

I'm a sort of walking example of this idea.

Artificial viscosity is a similar sort of example.

A different sort of example is provided by Qantas Airlines of Australia.

But classical compatibilists faced a troubling sort of example that seemed to disprove any such equivalence.

A common sort of example involves someone who has read in the psychological literature that people are much more likely to survive a certain cancer if they firmly believe that they will survive it.

A different sort of example (and some would say that there are recent real-life examples of this type) would be a President who ignored the constraints of statutory law, constitutional law, and international treaty commitments, while the public and other officials lacked the will or the means to hold that President to the legal norms that purported to constrain his or her actions.

To use a trivial sort of example, consider the sentence (M) The number of Martian moons is 2. According to Yablo, typical utterances of sentences like (M) are analogous to ordinary instances of figurative speech, e.g., sentences like (A) The average mum has 2.4 children.