Sentence examples for example represented a from inspiring English sources

The well-organized priesthood of the religion of Isis, for example, represented a serene sacerdotalism; sexual abstinence was an absolute requirement of those who celebrated her holy mysteries.

The rise of Southeast Asia (and more recently China), for example, represented a repudiation of textbook views about the proper role of the government and of the relationship between markets and the state.

Islam in Spain throughout the Middle Ages, for example, represented a sort of golden age of religious comity and intellectual and artistic flowering that rivaled anything in Christendom.

Thus, this example represented an idealized parameter estimation case study, where the only unknown information in the model was the parameter values.

This month's bond default, for example, represents a painful but necessary step towards maturity for China's capital markets.

Manolo, for example, represents a cross between an Italian breed known as Maremmana primitivo and a Spanish breed known as Pajuna.

Buying wind power or owning wind farms, for example, represents a deeper commitment to fighting climate change than simply buying credits.

Principal clarinet Franklin Cohen, for example, represents a vanguard of shiny, vibrato-tinged American wind playing that's a pleasure to come across when so many orchestras these days sound alike.

"Your Call Cannonball," for example, represents a cute, stocky, monstrous fellow with a pointy tail sitting on a branch, his gaping maw about to catch an arcing red ball.

Awarding stock options to assistant store managers, for example, represents a decision to reinvest in the field.

The output space Y might, for example, represent a particular biological, physical or chemical activity of a chemical compound.