Sentence examples for about the examples of from inspiring English sources

Some were from Syria's minority groups and were worried about the examples of sectarian violence in Lebanon and Iraq; others, having benefitted from a spate of economic growth in recent years and conscious of Syria's history of stability, worried about the uncertain political melee that has followed the revolutions in Egypt and Tunisia.

That was something the previous government tried when you think about the example of foundation hospitals.

They spoke about the example of the ticking time bomb — that a suspected terrorist could be tortured to save lives.

I think about the example of Normandy, where they had all these elaborate plans, and then when they landed on the beaches, they didn't quite work and they had to make it up as they went along.

For instance, thinking again about the example of the oscillating ball, take the left half of the phase space.

The Liberal Democrat minister was asked on BBC Radio 4's Today programme about the example of a divorced father who has a spare bedroom for his visiting children, but will lose out under the new arrangements.

What about the example of King Midas, who thought he wanted as much gold as possible?

The scale of the disaster is difficult to assess from news coverage: are we seeing or reading about the worst examples of devastation, or are these the norm?

She decided to write a book, but not about the many examples of how older people are exploited or mistreated.

In addition to these bits of news were his ongoing complaints about the appalling examples of human behavior he'd witnessed, including robbery, rape, and sexual exploitation.

The example of knowledge about oneself (de se knowledge) may illustrate the general point.