Sentence examples for examples particularly from inspiring English sources

It's not even true worldwide: there are examples, particularly in parts of Latin America, of cities that have been built around buses rather than cars.

The company responds that criticism of such well-worn examples — particularly of films from the '60s and earlier — applies a 21st-century morality to movies made in sharply different times.

The work of Germanic glass painters provides outstanding examples, particularly the window (after 1424) from St. Lambrecht, now in the museum at Graz, Austria, and the charming Alsatian window of St. Katherine (c. 1425 50) at Sélestat, France.

Using dozens of examples, particularly the notes issued by banks chartered by state legislatures, "Fine Art and Paper Money in Jacksonian America 1820-1860" is a thought-provoking exhibition that demonstrates how the designs expressed the social motivations of the time.

Yet Amazon obviously views its patent for one-click internet purchasing as valuable, and there are plenty of other examples, particularly in the financial-services industry.Nevertheless, there is no doubt that, patented or not, what Mr Hammer calls "operational innovation" can add to shareholder value.

Fricker provides other examples, particularly one from the book and movie "The Talented Mr. Ripley," to draw out differences in degrees of culpability.

Satire always accompanies certain festivals, for example, particularly saturnalian festivals.

Is it, for example, particularly engaging – "sporty", even – to drive?

But no Vietnamese will soon forget his example, particularly not in Danang; his dragon bridge is still breathing fire.

Yik Yak's geolocation tool, for example, particularly concerns him because it limits user interactions with others within a 1.5 mile radius.

"I know, it's a big title and all the rest of it, but it's a really good example, particularly the last Halo that came out.