Sentence examples for example describes a from inspiring English sources

Her chapter on the evolution of the cottage, for example, describes a relentlessly upward trajectory.

The pleasantly modest narrator of "His Blue Period," for example, describes a painter who grows increasingly cruel to his girlfriend as his success swells in the outside world.

Article one, for example, describes "a union of European states which, while retaining their national identities, closely coordinate their policies at the European level, and administer certain common competences on a federal basis".

"Vertigo," for example, describes a watchmaker's shop "in which a host of long-case clocks, wall-mounted regulators, kitchen and living room clocks, alarm clocks, pocket and wristwatches were all ticking at once, just as if one clock on its own could not destroy enough time".

In this respect, Goodman's theory is similar to many semantic theories of art: it proves that expression, for example, describes a symbolic relation only by giving a theory of symbolism that is so general as to include almost every human artifact.

This situation, for example, describes a complex distribution of vertical walls ending in horizontal floor and ceiling.

A celebrated example describes an assistant professor at a distinguished university who agonizes for years about whether he will be promoted.

Taylor Branch's three-volume account of the civil-rights movement, to cite a magisterial example, describes an uneven but inevitable climb to justice.

The latter example describes an approach and applies it towards finding promising mixtures for lung cancer.

Barker, for example, describes an epidemiological study of a pre-NHS archive of health visitors' records babies living in Hertfordshire (UK) [ 31].

One posted this week, for example, described a severe malaria outbreak in Burundi.