Sentence examples for example of the prevalent from inspiring English sources

Dame Helen, who was 30 when she appeared on his show, told the Radio Times: "I'm sure many people have seen the interview with Michael Parkinson, but that's a classic example of the prevalent attitude at that time".

Irvine provided an example of the prevalent attitude as he recalled passing by the team room in the early hours of the morning after the first Test victory in Brisbane.

Presented by Freedom Studios, The Mill is an example of the increasingly prevalent format of what might be termed woodwork theatre: whereby the audience is invited to explore an unconventional space until gradually the reasons for being there creep out of the woodwork.

It is an example of the convention, prevalent in the later part of her reign, of painting Elizabeth as an icon, portraying her as much younger and more triumphant than she was.

The tree ring-like layers that comprise the skeletal elements of the marine sponge Euplectella aspergillum are a quintessential example of the intricate architectures prevalent in biological structures.

Draplin at the Review: "It's just another example of the uber-sensitivity prevalent on campuses today".

For an example of how prevalent the use of these types of evidence is, in September 2013, the GO database contained 68 326 annotations with the IBA evidence code covering 82 species.

In any case, this example also demonstrates the prevalent role of the calf in the choice of the side near to the mother.

It is a shocking example of the gender bias so prevalent in our education system," she said.

MetCAT is an example of the opposite case of prevalent read counts in the 3'-end (Fig.  1b).

He cites Britain, and the alleged readiness of its courts to consider sharia (though in fact it is only applied in some civil and family cases when both parties agree, and the primacy of the law of the land remains paramount in all cases) as an example of how prevalent Islamic law might become.