Sentence examples for an example or a from inspiring English sources

Tell them who you've written for before and include an example or a link.

He refers to Van Persie not as an example or a team-mate but as "a friend".

Because it isn't an example, or a footnote: it was and is a unique culture which, albeit in a small way, has been part of British life for much of my adulthood.

SARAH GREEN CARMICHAEL: I'm just wondering if there was an example or a story of people that you studied for this project where you really saw those sort of bonds of loyalty in a dramatic way.

Agu himself is not so much a character as an example or a composite, his life story carefully encompassing each of the various trials that Africa's child soldiers are known to suffer, from the loss of his parents to near-starvation, forced participation in atrocities, and sexual abuse.

Essentially, you could think of this as an example, or a generalization, rather, of the notion that if, let's say I had a signal that was recorded on a tape player, and if I play the tape back at, let's say, twice the speed, which means that I'm compressing the time axis linearly by a factor of 2.

If the United States is no longer a voice for democracy, but rather a country focused on its own "mess," then it can't serve as an example or an inspiration, either, and dictators such Putin, among many others, sleep easier.

This process establishes a relation of a sample, an example, or another exemplar to whatever it is a sample or example of.

This isn't setting an example or making a stand, it's kicking the down when they're down.

Please provide an example or cite a reference that shows when a simple sequence comparison does not suffice.

Purdy: An English garden is a great example, or a New England village and fields in the late-18th century, very early-19th century.