Sentence examples for example of the little from inspiring English sources

Business secretary Vince Cable said the scandal was an example of "the little guy paying for the big banks' wrongdoing".

We are told he is an example of the "little emperor" phenomenon in which male products of the country's one-child policy grow up spoiled and entitled.

One plaintiff said the example of the "little cleaning woman" who accused Mr. Strauss-Kahn had encouraged her to file suit.

Maybe the nation should follow the example of the little town in Pennsylvania, when the Republicans were voted out of office and the Democrats voted in, the Republicans simply refused to leave.

Whatever the case, the example of the little-known test of Celexa in adolescents shows how medical journals can now miss information about a major trial of a drug that is the subject of an article.

On Friday at 8 p.m., the Eos Orchestra considers "Renard," "L'Histoire du Soldat" and other examples of the "Little Theater of Igor Stravinsky," while the Jacques Loussier Trio unveils its jazz take on Bach on March 17 at 8 p.m.

Over plates of mutton and chicken, Misal and his friend Abhay offered examples of the little things that were changing in Umred: young men hunting online for wives, farmers' sons deserting the farms to work at a bank in a nearby town, a deluge of students signing up for English classes.

In fact, this video is a prime example of the "A Little Rain Did Not Stop Locals From Attending Event" genre of television feature production.

State-run media have said two workers died, but many Uighurs believe more were killed and said the incident was an example of how little the government cared about them.

Really it's another example of the the grey little men of the civil service failing to think outside the box.

Sadly neither show includes examples of the splendid little pencil landscape studies that Feininger made in the Harz Mountains in the summer of 1917 and '18.