Sentence examples for example consisted of from inspiring English sources

"Big Ideas" (1981), for example, consisted of hundreds of painted canvases stacked into a sphere 16 feet in diameter.

Most of the health care portion of Tuesday's deal, for example, consisted of new fees levied on insurance companies and health maintenance organizations, some of which are likely to be passed on to their customers.

A kind of nonobjective sculpture prominent in the 1950s and '60s, for example, consisted of extremely stark, so-called primary forms.

The Porticus Aemilia, for example, consisted of a series of roughly identical arches and vaults the shapes so characteristic of later Roman architecture.

That's why R. Buckminster Fuller's famous geodesic domes, for example, consisted of hexagons and pentagons, and why a typical stitched soccer ball also has a mix of the two shapes.

The first meetup we held in Warsaw, for example, consisted of five dudes who thought I was selling Amway.

The Japanese kanji for "noisy", for example, consists of three kanji for "women" squished together.

Classical Cambodian court dance, of which "Pamina Devi" is an example, consists of a slow unfolding of fixed gestures.

One of the group's annual trips, for example, consists of a seafood foraging expedition on Cumberland Island, off Georgia.

A proton, for example, consists of three quarks -- two so-called up quarks and one down quark.

India's basket, for example, consists of three basic meals a day and nominal expenditure on healthcare and education.