Sentence examples for example are relatively from inspiring English sources

Moments of redemption or simple pastoral beauty — a lovely sequence in which the boys learn to catch fish, for example — are relatively few.

Newborn rat pups, for example, are relatively helpless; their eyes do not open for about two weeks, and their main sources of sensory input are probably touch and smell.

The voters of Zimbabwe, for example, are relatively well educated (thanks in part to Robert Mugabe's progressive education policies in the 1980s), which is why, now that Mr Mugabe is no longer popular, he has had to take such extreme measures to stay in power.

The meanings associated with date as shown in 1a, referring to 'a day' , and 1b, referring to 'a fruit' , for example, are relatively independent of each other while the meanings associated with film as shown in 2a, referring to 'the physical material used to produce motion pictures' , and 2b, referring to 'a movie' , are more closely related.

Germline mutations resulting in APC proteins truncated at codon 1309, for example, are relatively common and result in more severe familial adenomatous polyposis than proteins truncated at an earlier point.

Borrowing from a bank, for example, is relatively risky.

The leadership of the Nazi Party, for example, was relatively young, and junior officers in the German army often went over to fascism sooner than senior officers.

This unusual red, made from the local Sicilian variety perricone, for example, is relatively beefy at 14% abv, compared to the 12% or so of the rest of this week's wines.

"Methane, for example, is relatively short-lived.

After Totsy's shutdown, he began researching the "mom's Q&A" market, so to speak, and found that the majority of the big-name sites like BabyCenter or CafeMom, for example, were relatively static.

While the scenario portrayed in this example is relatively simple compared to a complete scenario, it is able to demonstrate this architecture's ability to operate upon a much larger scenario.