Sentence examples for an example of life from inspiring English sources

As for Ms. Youssef, she will most likely hope that her coming court case does not become an example of life imitating art.

The bizarre creatures the British scientist has dreamt up are she says an example of life "not as we know it".

In an example of life imitating the movies, Ms. Standefer and Mr. Alesch had to hire a crane to hoist the cabinet, and the slab of lithographer's marble for their own kitchen island, through the loft's windows.

In an example of life imitating art, Liberace used to leave the theatre in a stretch limo very similar to the one in which he had been driven on stage.

To its detractors, BRICS is an artificial construct — an example of life imitating not art but Goldman Sachs, which coined the acronym BRIC in 2001 for four fast-growing, politically diverse countries that it believed were reshaping the global economy.

(In an example of life imitating art, three days later the real Mr Crockart did resign over this issue).As the NYT's blogger notes, the Koch spoof bore the hallmarks of the Yes Men, a group of pranksters whose stated aim is "identity correction"—shaming public figures and corporations by putting out fake press releases in which they own up to their alleged misdeeds and promise to change.

Duff also used Natasha's fake pregnancy storyline as an example of how life in Ramsay Street is more "melodramatic" than life in a real street.

When she left to write novels, and "Life in the 30s," she was an example of how life isn't linear and success is how you define it.

" 'America Today' is more than just an example of American life," she said.

As an example of how life would go on, Mr. Giuliani's aides said, the city had considered canceling today's Columbus Day Parade, but decided against it.

Lord Allenby added: "He has left to us who knew and admired him a beloved memory and to all his countrymen an example of a life well spent in service".