Sentence examples for any number of examples from inspiring English sources

There were any number of examples of this tendency in last night's debate.

There are any number of examples of this but one stands out in recent years.

In fact, they could have drawn on any number of examples of Nu Snobbery, going back to the notion's genesis in the mid-1990s.

Lamenting her Parkinsonian husband's apparent passivity to their daughter Denise, she expresses her frustration with any number of examples of old men who have succumbed less easily.

After all, there might be any number of examples: a crucifix on a necklace, or an Islamic headscarf, or perhaps an individual shown holding hands with a partner.

There are many recent stories about adoptees being returned or abused or "saved"; there are any number of examples of exactly the worst possible language used by parents and others in conversations about adoption.

Clearly the example is problematic, and we might think of any number of other examples: a light switch that a user flips while simultaneously knowing it connects to nothing; a television screen that a child touches as if it were touch-sensitive; a synthesizer that one plays while it is off.

He gave a number of examples.

Appendix K gives a number of examples.

I have a number of examples.

There are a number of examples along Old Mill and Bond Roads.