Sentence examples for made examples from inspiring English sources
Although the donors have made examples of Kenya and Nigeria, they are reluctant to punish any country less obviously compromised.
Some will argue that the killers of police officers should be made examples of, in order to send a clear message to society.
The copying has made examples of his work hard to pin-point: I wandered around Megève with a hardback monograph for reference.
On the one hand, they offer recently made examples of traditional narrative scrolls, miniatures and Tantric meditational images, along with photographs, taken in India by Ms. Myers and Joanna Kirkpatrick, of street graphics and film posters.
It serves the interest of the press, the police and ultimately, parliament if protesters are isolated, pilloried and made examples of (as Gilmour, Fernie and, before them, Edward Woollard have all been).
From favela residents to indigenous tribes, the protesters have come from all walks of Brazilian life, so many feel these high-profile activists were simply being made examples of.
Making examples relevant is also critical, he adds.
He is always getting on George Lynch and Toni Kukoc, making examples of them routinely.
It sets boundaries, it makes examples out of certain people, and the scene is set.
"They're big believers in making examples of people, and creating symbols," he said.
And that won't happen unless you have somebody out there making examples of people".
