Sentence examples for examples are captured from inspiring English sources

The examples are captured in the environments with relatively 'simple' lighting conditions.

In 2011, P90s were used by Muammar Gaddafi's military forces in the 2011 Libyan civil war, and some of these examples were captured and used in the war by Libyan rebel forces.

A prime example is captured in a brilliant video by the photojournalist John D. McHugh for The Guardian.

Neighboring Liberia's former dictator, Samuel K. Doe, for example, was captured by a rebel gang in 1990, stripped naked and tortured to death.

Albert Mamook, for example, was captured in 1982 during the Iran-Iraq war and spent 20 years in an Iranian prison only to be released in 2002, a year before the United States invasion of Iraq.

A moment of wonder, for example, is captured by a Muslim soldier writing of having escaped from prison on a horse in France and arriving for a feast to celebrate Fatiha.

Woody Guthrie's Hobo's Lullaby, for example, was captured at an Amtrak station in Alpine, Texas, the folk ballad Railroad Bill at St Louis Gateway station, while the pair crooned Hank Williams's Lonesome Whistle in their sleeping berth near Whistle Junction, Missouri.

The association graph of this real world example is captured in Figure6.

One would have to show that such speech violated rights, directly and in the first instance.(I am interested here in hate speech that does not advocate physical violence against a group or individual. If it does, it would, like the corn dealer example, be captured by Mill's harm principle as speech that can be prohibited).

In addition to captured documents (a copy of Resolution 13, for example, was captured by early October), observations of enemy logistical operations were also quite clear: in October the number of trucks observed heading south through Laos on the Hồ Chí Minh Trail jumped from the previous monthly average of 480 to 1,116.

The mood of Virginia Woolf's To the Lighthouse, for example, is captured nicely by the word cloud, which highlights ethereal-sounding words like "moment," "seemed" and "felt". Conversely, a word cloud made from the text of a Hemingway book turns out short, punchy language like "hands," "took," "dark" and "man". Word clouds created on WordItOut.com using text from Project Gutenberg.