Sentence examples for be true for example from inspiring English sources

This will be true, for example, for a particle moving in a purely magnetic field with no electric field present.

Predictions made in the '90s about how the new World Wide Web would shake the foundations of the media, advertising and retailing industries did prove to be true, for example.

Magic, Kuhn explains, creates a cognitive conflict between what we believe to be true (for example, a rabbit could not be in that hat) and what we experience (a rabbit has just come out of that hat!).

It allows political actors to exert more influence over which economists and which economic ideas enjoy prestige within the profession than would be true, for example, in political science (which of course has its own particular professional deformations).

Hence the official line that the prime minister's spokeswoman issued yesterday, saying they would not dignify the book's claims with a response, almost word-for-word the quote I used routinely in my old job when responding to an allegation in a book that I knew to be true, for example Robert Peston's claim that Brown had told Tony Blair that he would never believe another word he said.

Other listees seem of unique sociological interest this would be true, for example, of the Allentown, Pa.

When I see or hear about something exciting--an unpublished result that backs up what I've long thought to be true, for example--my first instinct is to tell someone else.

That was true, for example, outside the New York Stock Exchange.

This is true, for example, of gluten intolerance.

This is true, for example, of climate policy.

Some were true, for example, the report that he was very ill.