Sentence examples for example of a quite from inspiring English sources

Cupcakes Another example of a quite trashy food based on refined, fast sugar-releasing carb.

In a second example of instantiation, a quite popular application in signalling, i.e. the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP), is integrated with the Optical Burst Switched (OBS) network technology.

Sewage sludge ash in particular is an example of a product with quite low P solubility, offering considerable potential for improvement by BEs.

Some commentators have stressed the tycoon's unique biography, "Mashaba is an example of that quite rare group of people … who were black and yet still somehow managed to overcome the obstacles apartheid had put in their path to achieve considerable success," wrote commentator Stephen Grootes on the Daily Maverick news website earlier this year.

Figure 9 is an example of a 419 scam campaign quite likely orchestrated by the same cyber criminals.

There is, for example, a quite remarkable revival of Confucianism in China today.

Written on Skin, though, was an example of quite the reverse: it was as if Benjamin had been somehow "unlocked" by working with Crimp.

Well here's an example of satire brushing quite close to reality.

The investigation of the brain processes at the basis of AP is of high interest for cognitive neuroscience as AP is a clear example of an ability which arises quite separate from other cognitive functions, thus providing a useful paradigm for understanding how specialized abilities are linked to brain processes.

With athletics, Charles van Commenee is a good example of a performance director that has become quite high profile.

Wright is a practical example of quite how flexible the Grail ideal has proved.