Sentence examples for examples were almost from inspiring English sources
He opined that it was "a little disappointing" that the examples were almost all from London and the Home Counties, but described the book as "lucidly written, carefully argued, and well illustrated".
Modern examples are almost invariably made from copperplates, and, hence, the process is also called copperplate engraving.
To the postcolonial critics of the 1970s, the stories were little more than ideological justifications of colonial aggression; examples are almost too easy to find.
Some examples are almost exact copies, others are free interpretations of the paintings and graphic work of such contemporary artists as Raphael and Albrecht Dürer.
The forms of the second, third, and fourth movements vary much more than that of the first, which in Classical examples is almost invariably the weightiest.
But this is no slavish imitation; Jones weaves the words of the master into a completely fresh account of evolution, and his examples are almost all drawn from 20th-century biology.
Later examples are almost universally accepted as bilaterians and include the mollusc-like Kimberella, Spriggina (pictured) and the shield-shaped Parvancorina whose affinities are currently debated.
Steinway kept its operations compartmentalized -- woodworkers, for example, were almost never promoted to be tuners.
