Sentence examples for examples of familiar from inspiring English sources
The fair, now in its 15th year, is a good place to find highly decorative examples of familiar styles.
The two largest and most memorable pieces are wonderful examples of reinterpreting familiar things.
The display case that addresses shape features examples of the familiar "globular" pot, along with straight-sided and cylindrical versions.
Naturally there are many fine examples of more familiar genres offered by the more than 60 exhibitors, including a beautiful portrait of a child in a pink dress by the American itinerant portraitist Ammi Phillips at Jeffrey Tillou and, at Phoenix Ancient Art, a strikingly lifelike, third-century marble head of a Roman man who gazes upward with an expression of sleepy-eyed resignation.
Fuzzy-trace theory's assumptions about memory representation are cognitive examples of the familiar superposition property of physical quantum systems.
Nine or ten courses among them grilled kimme, a local fish; marinated abalone and rape blossoms; tuna and flatfish sashimi; sautéed langoustines; and Grand Marnier and butterbur-sprout ice cream include both surprises and riveting examples of the familiar.
Other examples include revivals of familiar brand characters like Speedy Alka-Seltzer as well as campaigns that commemorate milestone anniversaries.
The poem is a lovely example of a familiar, maddening, ever-alluring paradox.
A persuasive example of a familiar exhibition format: the broad-spectrum traveling group exhibition of Latin American artists united under a catchy if vague theme.
It is another example of how familiar American-style eating habits, and their bulging consequences, have become in Britain and most other European countries.
Until Tuesday's opening festivities you could call this a particularly egregious example of the familiar political game of ripping things out of context.
