Sentence examples for an array of those from inspiring English sources

They were the first in an array of those signature suits, each different, a twist on a theme well-worn that continues to wear well.

In one storage room I gasped at an array of those uniforms, many mounted on headless figures, with caps suspended above, carrying their authentic kit bags and trappings of nation and rank.

The pixel sensor is an array of those individual cells.

We have an array of examples of those who have acted in contravention of the Declaration of Geneva to consecrate their lives "to the service of humanity".

Dr. Linda Burn, a professor at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, said the July meeting did gather an array of advocates, including those urging teaching chastity until marriage, and an advocate for prostitutes.

Bush aides, citing Congress's Joint Committees on Taxation, argue that the estate tax repeal would help an array of taxpayers, like those who inherit small family businesses, and does not just benefit the wealthiest.

Her collection included an array of patterns, from those typical of Colonial America, with their large single images like a Tree of Life or a medallion centered on a sheet of hand-woven whole cloth, to the variety of fabrics pieced together in blocks that became available as the nation's textile industry blossomed in the 1800s.

I remember her creating an array of ways for those students to learn, from one another, with each other.

As of late, Rikers has made for even rougher headlines with its own version of a torture report: stories of "fight club -like violenclub -like guards and inmates that haviolenceo an array of deaths, including those of some mentally ill patients.

We are presently undertaking a longitudinal study of the evolution of the antibody repertoires of individual humans from birth with an array of antigens, including those directed to self-constituents and to foreign molecules.

Our previous work explored the activity of serotonin in an array of pathologies, particularly those in which epidemiological data suggests gender differences [ 7].