Sentence examples for example magnify from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kline's gracefully melodic settings of these excerpts ("As we know, there are no knowns," for example) magnify their down-the-rabbit-hole quality.

(for example: magnifying glass made with toilet paper rolls) And then go on an imaginary adventure!

This year's small dollar rally, for example, has magnified the 0.30percentt loss in the Nikkei stock index in yen terms to a loss of 2.46percentt in dollar terms.

Leading by example, GMG magnifies the work of national nonprofits allowing them to expand their reach and support base while building a vibrant community committed to environmental action.

For example, in the magnified Pointillism of the cotton balls -- which also represented a very raw form of canvas -- he rendered images of Mississippi paddle boats loaded with bales of cotton, and scenes from the life of Eli Whitney, inventor of the cotton gin.

And there was plenty on show, with only the slightest deviation from years past: a little extra nub on the politely textured wool upholstery at B&B Italia, for example, but bring your magnifying glass to discern it.

For example, while amplification (linearly) magnifies the intensity by a factor α j, the variance of the intensity is multiplied by a factor α j.

'I don't ever want to see another one.'" Ending Up Kingsley Amis, 1974 Another example of using Christmas to magnify existing awfulness.

That's an example of how the press magnifies attacks in the modern age.

The most familiar present-day example is a reading or magnifying glass.

"The inspirations were a lot more obvious — for example, African tribal references, or magnified bacteria — things no normal person would want in their flat".