Sentence examples for example of the person from inspiring English sources

Again, take the example of the person with $1 million in stock.

He's an admirable example of the person most needed in rural Africa in its drive to escape the poverty trap.

Take the example of the person who earns one degree after another.

"He's a great example of the person we want to enable," he says.

To use Mill's famous example of the person about to walk across a damaged bridge, if we could not communicate the danger (he speaks only Japanese) a soft paternalist would justify forcibly preventing him from crossing the bridge in order to determine whether he knows about its condition.

"So he's the prototypical example of the person who could go anywhere.

Elstein, a former BSkyB head of programmes and Channel 5 chief executive, said the recently departed director general Mark Thompson's explanation for not knowing Newsnight was investigating claims that Savile had abused children on BBC premises was a prime example of why the person in the top job at the corporation should not also be the editor in chief.

It's one more terrifying example of the modern person's quest to fill the empty space of the soul with a total solution.

That's just one everyday example of the average person's capacity to learn something that appears complex at first.

Suhrawardi explores some of the issues raised by the hypothetical example of the 'suspended' person found in Avicenna's Discussions and his Notes on Aristotle's De anima, and his treatments of the soul in the Cure and the Salvation.

The founders are aiming to do for website building what Twitter has done for blogging — simplify it; they use an example of the blind person who easily created their website on Strikingly.