Sentence examples for chosen example from inspiring English sources

A perennial strength of his writing is the shrewdly chosen example.

While the methodology has more general applicability, its utility is illustrated by comparison to a consistently chosen example—broadband excitation.

In our chosen example of quarter-wavelength metallic resonators, this results in high, zero, and then negative effective permittivity around their resonance frequency.

Looking into the process, the chosen example of nanocellulose shows a considerable change concerning the relative contributions of the various process steps.

Rosen demonstrates this with a brilliantly chosen example from one of the cello sonatas; it is no exaggeration to say that I shall never listen to Brahms in the same way again.

Here Aristotle is the chosen example, but similar feminist critiques are available chronicling the explicit misogyny of other canonical figures like Plato and Kant.

But here are a few current and arbitrarily chosen examples.

"And I've chosen examples that have actually happened," said the expert.

Each of his chosen examples gets its careful historical analysis, and each is illustrated with relevant glimpses and allusions.

The risk analysis for the chosen examples is presented, along with the current status of the program.

However, his analysis of the problem relies on poorly chosen examples that don't add up to very much.