Sentence examples for for example incorporates from inspiring English sources

Mr. Burns, for example, incorporates the experiences of Japanese-Americans in internment camps and in a segregated military unit.

Thom Mayne's 2007 San Francisco Federal Building, for example, incorporates a "living skin" of automatically adjusting windows said to be influenced by Fuller.

Mr. White's mergers can be literal: "Will You Love Me," for example, incorporates parts of Jimmy Cliff's "Many Rivers to Cross".

"The Robber Bridegroom," for example, incorporates elements of folklore, fairy tales, classical myths and legends of the Mississippi River and the Natchez Trace, the road of pioneer days that stretched from Natchez, Miss., to Nashville.

The Dreamers, for example, incorporates or appears to respond to elements of Robert Louis Stevenson's short story Olalla, Barbey d'Aurevilly's At a Dinner of Atheists, a story by the Norwegian Sven Elvestad, George du Maurier's novel Trilby, and Byron's satiric poem Don Juan.

A poem about bleakness and depression occasioned by the death of Darwin's favorite daughter, Anne, from scarlet fever, for example, incorporates some famous lines from Chapter 4 of "On the Origin of Species": He sees a parade of huge black dinosaurs with smoky breath.

Carlene O'Garro, for example, incorporated Boston Beer's seasonal Harvest Pumpkin Ale in a pumpkin bread.

For example, incorporating these issues in to job specifications, appraisals, management training and rewards systems; and addressing community needs.

Activists in Australian urban centres, for example, incorporated the works of Black Panther Party members into their social movements.

Doctors investigating a new technique for treating Parkinson's disease, for example, incorporated a placebo control group -- patients who had holes drilled in their skulls to simulate the real procedure, in which fetal cells are implanted in the brain -- into a widely publicized study released last April.

Should the teaching and testing of listening, for example, incorporate non-native English accents into instructional or assessment materials?