Sentence examples for many examples but from inspiring English sources

There are many examples, but one particular comma use is consistently and pretty much only found in The New Yorker.

There are many examples, but the purest and most original version comes from the original "Terminator" movie, which came to the screen in 1984.

There are many examples, but perhaps the most crucial came when Erdely asked for Jackie's help in tracking down Alex, Ryan, and Kathryn, the three friends whom Jackie spoke to the night of the supposed rape and who come across, in the story, as cruel.

There are many examples, but the most widely recognized would probably be World of Warcraft.

Again, Bergson gives us many examples; but perhaps the easiest example to grasp is the feeling of sympathy, a moral feeling (Time and Free Will, pp. 18 19).

There are many examples, but here are just two.

My guess is that whatever he comes up with is going to pleasantly surprise some people on both sides of the political divide, because there are so many examples of "but we've always done it that way" thinking in the federal government that it is what the military would call a "target-rich environment".

There are many examples of that, but there's examples of that philosophy, but not so much the details.

There are many examples of excellence but even more of sub-optimal behaviour – too much seeking to hold onto control and short-term profit maximisation.

There are almost too many examples to list but the kind of attitudes I heard daily went along these lines: the disabled man thinks it's wrong the drug user down the road gets methadone.

There are too many examples to cite, but I offer you one to stand for them all: progeria.