Sentence examples for examples itself from inspiring English sources

Another criticism that emerges in the comments is that the unbalanced selection of examples itself exhibits the form of behavior that concerns me.

After discussing theoretical considerations and specifying the model itself, examples of typical networks are explored.

To generalize from a single example is difficult, especially when the example itself is changing, growing, and evolving.

Maybe choosing a book, right there on that device with so many choices, will be a powerful example itself.

When a learner studies an example generated from the base, the system hides the example itself and shows its generation process information to indicate how it was generated (bold black arrows in Fig. 3).

This, at any rate, is clear in the talents example itself: The forbidden maxim adopted by the ne'er-do-well is supposed to be "devoting his life solely to…enjoyment" rather than developing one's talents.

From another direction, Palin's example, itself, makes the case against her politics and for the Democratic agenda.

Beyond the airport, he notes that the natural environment has been cultivated into "all-too-perfect examples of itself," such as with the abundance of golf courses.

Defining positive and negative examples, which itself has many open problems [ 45], is not necessary.

For example, Sony itself.

The town of Pleasanton, Tex., for example, calls itself the birthplace of the cowboy.