Sentence examples for example the point from inspiring English sources

Consider, for example, the point at which Fleming realizes that she may have been "brainwashed" by her new life: "I had procured aromatherapy oil from my facialist.

Boris Johnson's recent life of Churchill is an example: the point of praising famous men is that some of their fame might be transferred to the person doing the praising.

The metal glass support frame has been replaced by further sophisticated technological solutions, for example, the point fixed glazing systems.

For example, the point where SetOnOff produces an effect in the room control cannot be affirmed unless intuitively.

For example, the point estimate for credits targeting the unemployed implies that such a credit boosts employment by 1.16 % after 12 months.

Once the meaning is specified, it may well be that any sentence that has this meaning would be true even if, for example, the point masses of the universe were arranged quite otherwise than they in fact are.

For example, the points-badges-leaderboard configuration is dominating, with 6 works studying its effect.

For example, the points at 550 nm and 600 nm are characteristic of red lead.

For example, the points corresponding to the above mentioned behaviors had the greatest value of inertia (given in per mills of the total inertia of the data).

The first person who names an automobile beginning with M-Marmon, for example, wins the point.

What, for example, was the point of cutting such enormous rocks?