Sentence examples for example pointed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sokol, for example, pointed to his location as a primary reason for starting his retreat business.

But it greatly oversimplifies matters to say that the American example pointed Nazi Germany down the road to the Holocaust.

The cheerful Mr. Leibel, for example, pointed out that even if the Five isn't lovely, it does offer a big-picture perspective of the state.

The seafood section of the report, for example, pointed to the Guardian's recent investigation into the shrimp industry in Thailand, which revealed the use of slave labor.

According to tradition, Rosenbaum tells us, the idea was that the different versions of "Hamlet," for example, pointed back to some "lost archetype," presumably impeccable and complete.

General Mills, for example, pointed to such costs as it announced the first increase since 1999 in the price of Cheerios and other breakfast cereals.

Many for example point our closest relatives.

But this example points to some of the obstacles to Mr. Garnier's proposal.

Lewis Gordon (2000), for example, points out blackness and whiteness function as metaphors for pollution and purity, respectively.

Each example points to sports influencer marketing being used in different scenarios.

That example points to a problem that could quickly trouble a Trump presidency.