Sentence examples similar to calling an example from inspiring English sources
This painting would have been called an example of a sacra conversazione, and yet what is remarkable is that there is no interaction whatsoever between these players.
A coalition of groups representing border communities urged senators to reject the amendment, which they called "an example of excessive and wasteful government spending" and a "poorly thought-out policy".
And, in what Dr. Hirsch calls "an example of his ingenuity," Dr. Ahrens figured out a relatively civilized way to emulsify feces, by having them collected in paint cans and mixed by paint-mixing machines like those in hardware stores.
It was an incident occupation critics called an example of Israel's "shoot to kill" policy when dealing with Palestinian attackers, and its footage immediately sparked outrage throughout the small country and much of the region.
Classification is a type of supervised learning task where each data instance (also called "an example" in data mining terminology) in the dataset consists of two parts, a set of predictor attributes and a special class attribute.
He has denounced the United States Supreme Court decision in June, calling it an example of "judicial supremacy".
Newman, who also moonlighted as a usage commentator, belittled wellness, calling it an example of "bloating" in the language.
Wilson also noted his disappointment with Education Secretary Betsy DeVos calling HBCUs an example of "school choice".
Others, however, have defended the statue, calling it an example of "art outliving politics".
A.O. Scott of The New York Times also disliked the film, calling it "an example of the programmed triumph of commercial calculation over imagination".
