Sentence examples for an example who from inspiring English sources

He's an example who I've tried to learn from".

First, Hoskins was never one of those actors - of whom his close friend Michael Caine is an example – who, after making it in movies, later appeared on British TV only as a chatshow guest.

Buckle added that local schools wanted to use the pitches and that there was a demand from local people, citing her neighbour who runs a football team as an example who has to travel all the way to Weetwood to rent a pitch.

Take Chakrabarty et al. (1993) as an example, who provided a quantitative analysis of the effects of neglecting the quadratic gradient term on solving the diffusion equation governing the transient state (Chakrabarty et al. 1993).

There are lots of professionals, let's say doctors, as an example, who have a certain net income, which qualify them to invest in hedge funds, but it doesn't mean they're financially sophisticated.

That means that, if we wanted, sometime in the future we could register a Russian version of CrunchGear.com at KPYHЧГИP.PYC (that's just an example, who knows what the actual Russian country code will be).

But is a schoolteacher (an admittedly extreme example) who received a paycheck from the Taliban a legitimate, noncivilian, target?

Francesca Schiavone, ranked No. 28, calls Pennetta a "good example who took the dream".

What he doesn't note is that philosophers of mind — David Chalmers is a striking example — who work in cognitive science are typically highly trained in that discipline.

Lizzy Bennet [in Pride and Prejudice] is a prime example, who filters her experience through wit and wry observations, and that's essentially what feminist bloggers do.

About a woman, for example, who had a husband and a boyfriend and was looking for another boyfriend.