Sentence examples for as a contemporary example from inspiring English sources

She chose the pejorative term carefully, because she regards Wang as a contemporary example of a long Chinese tradition in which the best and brightest of the country loyally served the imperial court.

Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act is not only historically significant, but stands as a contemporary example of the kinds of structural reforms necessary to improve local conditions and guarantee equal citizenship.

The editor of Man About Town, Ben Reardon – who nominates the work of JW Anderson as representing a contemporary example of fashion design in the modernist lineage – believes that the enduring appeal lies in the fact that mod conveys concern with appearance.

Iconic figures such as Emerson, Black Elk, Helen Keller, and Vaclav Havel -- and for a contemporary example, Eckhart Tolle.

A contemporary example?

Gibson chooses a contemporary example: his friend's camera-phone.

This is best illustrated with a contemporary example.

Volkswagen's "Diesel Dupe" is a contemporary example.

Name a contemporary example of an evolutionary process   9.

A contemporary example of such a community is AA.

No one seems remotely troubled by the issue of women bishops, and they point with pride to Catherine Grylls as a fine contemporary example of a woman playing a dynamic role in the community.