Sentence examples for example of the later from inspiring English sources

In the subsequent emergence of the European vernacular literatures, poetic forms follow the example of the later Latin hymns.

The self-portrait is a good example of the later style, as is "Bust of a Young Jew" (1663), a wonderfully evocative, rapid-fire character study of an ordinary person.

The Random House Historical Dictionary of American Slang notes an absence of capitalization or quotation marks in this citation and thinks it "probable that the 1909 quotation represents a metaphorical or perhaps proverbial usage, rather than a concrete example of the later slang term".

The example of the later case was reaction of methanol to gasoline.

One example of the later is the case of the stimulation of deep geothermal reservoir.

For example, to use an example of the Later Mohists', in order to distinguish circles from non-circles, we might use an actual circle, a mental image of a circle, or a compass; all of these would count as fa.

Another example of the later-life consequences of an early-life chemical exposure is in utero and early childhood exposure to arsenic-contaminated drinking water in Chile.

Hodgen constructs the narrative as a puzzle, leaping forward from her early childhood, for example, to the later death of her foul-mouthed, Schlitz-chugging Uncle Mike, then jumping back to introduce Elwood LePoer, a third-grade classmate whose "name was synonymous with a kind of humiliating, pathetic stupidity".

Dystopian fiction, as Jill Lepore recently chronicled in this magazine, goes back a ways, but the Tripods Trilogy was arguably the first example of that later, and now very familiar, subgenre, the young-adult dystopian series, and it anticipates all sorts of details and plot points from subsequent, better-known works.

We had an example of this later in the day, when I asked to visit a military hospital in the al-Waar district in the northern outskirts of Homs.

There is no explicit sign in his work of the devastating arsenal explosion in Delft in 1654, for example, or of the later war with France.