Sentence examples for for example he refers from inspiring English sources

For example, he refers to "reports estimating thousands of cases of these serious side effects".

For example, he refers to Charles Reznikoff as a Russian poet; in fact, he was an American poet, born of Russian parents.

In the interview with "John" (see above), for example, he refers to the Power Promoter's ability to dissolve "organizational uncertainty" at a stage in the collaboration where it has been going on for some time.

For example, he refers to the memory one might have of some site in the Holy Land, after having actually been there, as both a "lively image" and a "lively idea" of the place (Treatise I.iii.9), clearly treating the two expressions as equivalent.

For example he refers to the findings of the Bellagio Study Group that estimate that "a package of interventions costing US$5.11 billion per year would save the lives of 6 million children per year in 42 countries that account for 90% of the global toll of under-5 child mortality" (p. 601) [ 55].

In a recent post, for example, he referred to the people who run London zoo as having "eco-fascist leanings" for daring to suggest that climate change might be connected with the extinction of corals.

Mori's many missteps for example, he referred to Japan as a "divine country," a phrase that evoked Japan's militaristic past reduced his approval rating to an all-time low for a Japanese prime minister.

For example, he frequently refers to Merrill Lynch's corporate campus under construction in Hopewell as a project that has become identified with sprawl -- saying that if it had been located nine miles to the south in Trenton, it could have done wonders for that perennially blighted city.

"Take our project, for example," he said, referring to an experimental power plant that, if successful, will produce very low emissions.

On that same day last month when Mr. Scarborough spoke warmly of the Clintons, for example, he also referred to Democrats generally as "stupid people" and "morons".

It works on people the way a lot of plays do -- a lot of Odets plays, for example," he said, referring to Clifford Odets, who wrote the screenplay for the movie version with Ernest Lehman, on whose novella the movie is based.