Sentence examples for is a modern example from inspiring English sources

The Royal Crescent at Bath, Somerset, England, is an 18th-century example of a promenade, and the Boardwalk in Atlantic City, New Jersey, is a modern example.

W. Jacobs's] terrible story of the "Monkey's Paw" is a modern example of this — the father wishes for money and gets it as a compensation for the death of his son in a factory accident, then wishes for the return of his son.

"Wa-ʿāda…fī kafan" (1964; "And He Came Home…in a Shroud"), by the Palestinian poet Maḥmūd Darwīsh, is a modern example: In our land they relate, In grief they relate, How my friend who departed Came home in a shroud.

Kickstarter is a modern example of a global community — a crowdfunding platform that sticks to the life-affirming values of the original World Wide Web.

17 The RAID model is a modern example of moving toward this goal.

The 2003 outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) is a modern example of containing a global epidemic through traditional or nonmedical public health interventions.

Most powerfully it's a modern example of that old genre, the woman's movie.

There is no doubt in my mind that Pope Francis has a compassionate heart and is a modern-day example of the model set by our Elder Brother, Jesus.

While Mr. Zumwalt, 26, gives plenty of credit to advancements in seed genetics, he is a modern-day example of how farmers have also increased efficiency through use of better equipment and water-management practices.

Voiceover catchphrases are no means a new phenomenon, and Little Britiain's Tom Baker, of former Dr Who fame, is a perfect modern example.

Here, this is a more modern example with a little hash café next to it or something.