Sentence examples for examples of the phenomenon from inspiring English sources
He also offers some fine examples of the phenomenon, the most delightful being Chapman's deft portrait, painted directly on his wooden palette, of an artist dabbing away near sunset under the shade of an umbrella.
The earliest examples of the phenomenon, William of Palerne and Winner and Waster, are both datable to the 1350s, but neither poem exhibits to the full all the characteristics of the slightly later poems central to the movement.
Mr. Garfield gave several examples of the phenomenon: a brewer and a battery maker running commercials that parody other commercials; an automaker and an auto-parts maker running spots that compare cars rebuilt using parts not factory authorized to Frankenstein's monster; and "three commercials all on at the same time with Morocco as their settings, all essentially ending with the same joke".
There are few better examples of the phenomenon than the Mighty.
We looked at two examples of the phenomenon in Section 4.1, the word TAXABLE and the doing of arithmetic.
To survey the debate, we'll start with the philosophy of mind by considering potential examples of the phenomenon, and we will then turn to questions in epistemology.
Experimental examples of the phenomena in aprotic and protic media and for organic and inorganic redox couples are given and explained in accordance with the proposed theory.
One of the most remarkable examples of this phenomenon is the gene cluster that codes for the synthesis of the O-chain of the Gram-negative lipopolysaccharide (LPS; ).
