Sentence examples for illustrates among from inspiring English sources

The award to Obama illustrates, among other things, the difference between the "hard" and the "soft" Nobels.

Koch's story illustrates, among other things, the danger of writers plunging into politics and war, and it offers an unlovely portrait of the engagé artist as useful idiot.

This is no philosophical pondering upon nature versus nurture, but a technical account that illustrates, among other things, why the popular notion of cloning individuals like Einstein is a biological absurdity.

The biblical story of Babel takes up a handful of verses in the 11th chapter of Genesis, and it illustrates, among other things, the terrible consequences of unchecked ambition.

A complete survey in performance would be somewhat impractical -- a recent recorded version by the Angeles Quartet occupies 21 CD's -- but Mostly Mozart is presenting, this week, a sound cross-section over four evenings that illustrates, among other things, just how far the composer traveled in the 50-odd years between Op. 2 (written in the 1750's) and the unfinished Op. 103.

It is notable that the empirical foundations of physiology were being established in the studies of the human body being conducted in medieval schools of medicine and, as the career of Leonardo da Vinci so resplendently illustrates, among artists of the Renaissance, whose interest in accuracy and detail of painting and sculpture led to their careful studies of human anatomy.

The famous wax thought experiment of the Second Meditation is supposed to illustrate (among other things) a procedure to "dig out" what is innate.

This substantial gap is illustrated, among other sources, in a 2009 report comparing the two.

However, in a genome context network (GCN, hereafter) based phylogenetic tree (Figure 4), potential evolutionary relationship of the LAB strains can be illustrated among strains of the same species such as that for Lb.

To illustrate, among participants with type 2 diabetes (n = 249) in a UK study, those with anxiety and/or depression reported significantly more days off work, as well as decreased adherence to diabetes medication (p < .05 for both outcomes) [ 17].

What happened to Freddie and Fannie last week further illustrates that (among many other things) quasi-governmental organizations just don't work.