Sentence examples for it features many from inspiring English sources

It features many familiar and everyday products, tweaked to make them easier, more flexible, and "smarter".

The Flash Dancers site has no warning, though it features many scantily clad women.

It features many familiar uniforms: the orange of the Dutch, the lively blue of the Italians.

It features many more hours of gameplay, not to mention much knottier moral quandaries and choices.

It features many crazy characters such as General Tick Tock, a cunning swordsman who is Commander of the Copper Killers.

It features many of your favourite authors on a range of themes from magic to comedy to whether YA is diverse enough.

And finally, because, during its six series, it featured many of the leading intellectuals and cultural figures of the late 20th century, including Umberto Eco, EP Thompson, Nadine Gordimer, Edward Said, Bruno Bettelheim, Anthony Giddens, Sontag, Joseph Brodsky, Günter Grass, Saul Bellow, Kurt Vonnegut and on and on.

Reviewer Sam Claiborn said that the game was more expansive than its predecessor and that it featured many of the good graphics, gameplay, and usage of Middle English.

He noted that it featured many elements to its plot, but was "a rare example of an X-Files episode that works, [despite the fact that] it tries to do too much".

Not only does it feature many of the same actors – O'Dowd, Maya Rudolph, Kristen Wiig and Jon Hamm – it seems to pick up where the first film left off.

In December 1914 the 17th Service Battalion of the Middlesex Regiment was formed, commonly known as the Footballers' Battalion because it featured many players who abandoned their careers to fight.