Sentence examples for example of the usual from inspiring English sources

In fact, it's simply a particularly nasty example of the usual content of a magazine that regularly tips from "cheeky" sexism into repellent misogyny.

There was only really one example of the usual clumsy writing this week: when Dr Glass and Lourdes shared a quiet moment with the doctor saying, "I'm supposed to be the one taking care of you".

Negroponte's recent remarks at Techonomy concerning the death of printed books have the usual amount of wiggle room in them — which is not to say that they're false, only that they're an example of the usual futurist prestidigitation.

There were, for example, none of the usual phony quotes from top execs, just a terse announcement that the two companies would exchange code.

For example instead of the usual two weeks off at Christmas and Easter, a six-week summer holiday and three half-term breaks of a week each, some schools might divide the school year into six short terms, separated by two week holidays.

Maybe you think she really should have won the Oscar that year, and that, therefore, her victory was a sign of virtue and merit rewarded, rather than an example of the Oscars' usual preference for white actors in stories about white people.

Richard Shelby of Alabama is another example of the more usual course.

As always, send further quirky examples to the usual address.

For example, in the usual construction of the ring of integers, an integer is defined as an equivalence class of pairs (m,n) of natural numbers, where (m,n) is equivalent to (m′,n′) if and only if m + n′ = m′ + n.

Of course, there also will be a report button in case someone draws a fence of phalluses around your house (for example), and the usual caveats of crowd-sourced content and moderation apply.

"Mayor's Style: Everyone Should Be Last to Know" (news article, Sept. 30) served as another example of the business-as-usual concept being turned upside down by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.