Sentence examples for example of in from inspiring English sources

The unearthly groaning of ice in an Icelandic glacier is a classic example of, in Watson's words, putting a microphone where you can't put your ears.

The Germany international Julian Draxler was made an example of in August – he had an offer from Paris St Germain, Wolfsburg said no – but the desired effect on morale failed to materialise.

He said the three judges, William J. Bauer, Frank H. Easterbrook and Richard A. Posner, should be made "an example" of in order to send a message to the rest of the federal judiciary: "Obey the Constitution or die".

The first example of in flagrante filming wasn't a tape but a Polaroid photo – that of Margaret, Duchess of Argyll, fellating an unknown man (thought to be Douglas Fairbanks Jnr) while wearing nothing but a triple string of pearls.

As such, it is a spectacular example of in silico biology, an emerging discipline that brings computing power to bear on a wide range of biological problems from analysing genomes to recreating neural networks.Technology Quarterly Mightier than the pen?

The Islamic Human Rights Commission chairman, Massoud Shadjareh, added: "As was widely suspected there seems to have been no basis for his arrest and it does seem that as a high-profile member of the Muslim community, Mr Begg was being made an example of in order to silence activists campaigning against draconian anti-terrorism laws".

"The building is the most outrageous example of in-your-face greed".

This is another example of in-app purchases being used responsibly: under the control of parents and protected via a PIN.

Leaving aside Mr. Cooper's 19th century views about procreation (he apparently has not heard, for example, of in-vitro fertilization or surrogate pregnancies), the very premise is ridiculous.

Nosy Crow Jigsaws was also a responsible example of in-app purchases: parents could buy extra jigsaws via an in-app store, but if you own other Nosy Crow apps, their puzzles are unlocked for free.

So the goal is to "not do it in a way that's seen as intrusive," he says, so the campaign is not dismissed as just another example of "in-your-face marketing".