The phrase "an example of living" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to illustrate a particular way of life or to demonstrate a lifestyle choice.
Example: "Her dedication to helping others is truly an example of living that inspires everyone around her."
Alternatives: "a model of existence" or "a representation of life".
(212-475-8592)—March 27-Aperformanceerformance by James Moody is an example of living history.
Perhaps, given this background, it was inevitable that Gilmour would be made an example of: living evidence that one does not question the order of things.
"Everything he does is an example of living in the present, of finding the beauty in each moment," Mr. Ealy said.
If you have an example of living our lives with social responsibility -- or if you have experienced hell in some way -- please share your story with me by providing a comment.
"By making this tool compatible with multiple media platforms, we hope to empower our own citizens to hold their government accountable". The AG's office looks at the website like an example of "living, breathing and evolving public accountability," and emphasized that they will listen to its users and implement their suggestions "when it makes sense" to do so.
Figure 6 shows an example of live cell imaging (3T3 mouse fibroblasts) using a sapphire substrate and 280 nm wavelength phonons.
To call the film an example of "live action," therefore, is misleading; rather, it is an imitation of life, gazing at the world and crying out, "I wanna be like you".
And Kyle Williams is a brave example of living a life of service openly and authentically.
It was an amazing example of living out the interfaith ideal of hosting the religious other, enabling the host to exhibit hospitality and the visitor to feel welcomed, safe enough to share of their own tradition.
The Queen at 90 is a regal example of living better for longer.
I think Genesis' life is really a great example of living your art form and living your politics.
