Sentence examples for chief examples from inspiring English sources

The chief examples were Family Circle (founded 1964), an Anglo-American production, and its sister publication, Living (founded 1967).

Consequently, the chief examples of specific regressive taxes are those on goods whose consumption society wishes to discourage, such as tobacco, gasoline, and alcohol.

One of the chief examples of that is that when energy companies have broken the rules we have taken tough action against them.

The chief examples of historical conflict in Taliban poetry are the Anglo-Afghan wars, of which today's United States-led war in Afghanistan is seen as a pale reflection.

The chief examples of large-scale production by slaves were in mining and metallurgy, in which the conditions of labour were harsh and the organization of work was highly structured.

One of Lerner's chief examples of misplaced expectations for poetry is what he calls "nostalgia for a poetry that could supposedly reconcile the individual and the social, and so transform millions of individuals into an authentic People".

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A chief example of such mystical interpretation in Judaism is the medieval Zohar.

I took as my chief example the case of Prince Hal.

New York is the chief example of the Bush administration's failure to underwrite the grass-roots war on terror.

A chief example of this complexity is in Herman's chapter on the nineteen-forties, when Femme was born.