Sentence examples for gross example from inspiring English sources

Let one gross example stand for the book's innumerable bummers: Jimmy wanders outdoors, struggling to compose, in his mind, his first-ever letter to his father.

But the Murtha operation — which has become a model for other entrepreneurial lawmakers — is a gross example of quid pro quo Washington.

The plan to develop the one last rural village in Singapore is a poignant and gross example of what is happening globally on a cultural and environmental level.

As the suckers turn back to the stage, realizing that they've been tricked with a gross example of what magicians call misdirection, Penn finishes what he was saying about the audience's only responsibility: "At no time allow your eyes to wander".

"It's also a gross example of undermining the rule of law.

To release it in the direct aftermath of Charlottesville, in the throes of Harvey, is a gross example of pastoral & leadership malpractice.

There are many gross examples of duplitecture in mainland China.

In 1993, Mr. Clinton agreed to an uneasy "don't ask, don't tell" compromise on gays in the military, a policy that led to hypocrisy, dishonesty and preposterous outcomes, not to mention gross examples of blackmail and abuse.

Even as gross examples exhort us to take note, wiggling our way out of considering the obvious isn't that hard.

Herbal medicine and dietary supplements may seem innocuous enough, but such gross examples of misrepresentation in advertising create the very real possibility of dangerous reactions prompted by the unwitting ingestion of allergenics currently rendered invisible in the labeling of such products.

Such gross examples are relatively easy to identify, and such patients can be removed from analysis; what we do not know is whether more subtle examples of the same phenomenon are contaminating the remaining data.