Sentence examples for example has much from inspiring English sources
A baby crawling on the ground, for example, has much more contact with carpets where cigarette residue often resides.
Such definitions have operational implications: the FBI, for example, has much greater leeway to gather intelligence on suspected terrorists than it does on other categories of suspected criminals.
The pleasure of being carried by the flow of Wellesian images — the dreamily gliding ball scene of "The Magnificent Ambersons" is perhaps the supreme example — has much to do with this layering of editing rhythms.
The pleasure of being carried by the flow of Wellesian images the dreamily gliding ball scene of "The Magnificent Ambersons" is perhaps the supreme example—has much to do with this layering of editing rhythms.
A film is never right until it's right musically". The pleasure of being carried by the flow of Wellesian images the dreamily gliding ball scene of "The Magnificent Ambersons" is perhaps the supreme example—has much to do with this layering of editing rhythms.
The stylus, for example, has much life left in it.
Its news and information screens, for example, have much bigger, brighter color graphics than other Web-based services.
Their plans for more diverse provision of schools and welfare, for example, have much to recommend them, but they are not likely to save money; indeed, they may cost more.
Although written for a general audience, works on evolution by example have much in common with scholarly books.
The music's chief appeal to Cohen, for example, had much to do with his being an artist involved in the Beat movement who felt a nagging dissatisfaction with modern life in general and suburbia in particular.
Corporate bonds, for example, have much lower volatility than stocks but tend to swoon when stocks fall, so they dont provide as much diversification as might first appear.
