Sentence examples for many modern examples from inspiring English sources

Among the many modern examples are the "Christ of the Andes," by Mateo Alonso, between Argentina and Chile (26 feet [7.9 m] high), and the Statue of Liberty, by the French sculptor Frédéric-Auguste Frédéric-Auguste Bartholdibor (about 305 feet [93 m] hinh).

Christopher" at Notre-Dame de Paris (28 feet [8.5 m]) and Michelangelo's "David". Among the many modern examples are the "Christ of the Andes," by Mateo Alonso, between Argentina and Chile (26 feet [7.9 m] high), and the Statue of Liberty, by the French sculptor Frédéric-Auguste Bartholdi, in New York Harbor (about 305 feet [93 m] high).

While there are many modern examples of this - which I discuss bluntly in the Shin Ugly Blog - the archetype here would be Shinran's own son Zenran, who Shinran disowned for teaching that Shinran's dharma was a "fading flower", and that he had a "new and improved" dharma to share with a broken world.

Many modern examples of the genre such as Hellboy, Supernatural, Grimm, The Originals, and The Dresden Files have been influenced by it, and many imitators of both the series and its character flourished such as Criminal Macabre, Gravel, Planetary, and others.

Many modern submarines, for example, can remain submerged (at about three knots) for as long as a week to 10 days.

The software could help developers working on many modern tasks: for example, designing a new recommendation engine using social network connections.

Devices that exploit haptics have been around for decades: many modern aeroplanes, for example, have haptic control columns that shake or vibrate to warn the pilot of an approaching stall.

Many modern applications, for example robots navigation, have a dynamic behavior, but the hardware targets today are still static and this dynamic behavior is managed in software.

The conditions that Hegel identified namely that art should present the richness of human freedom and life and should allow us to feel at home in its depictions are ones that many modern artists (for example, Impressionists such as Monet, Sisley and Pissarro) have felt no trouble in meeting.

For example, many modern washers, dryers and refrigerators can hold a lot more than they used to.

How many modern prime ministers, for example, would be able to greet a distinguished poet by quoting one of his poems back at him (as she did to Larkin) or take the trouble to appoint a bona fide writer – in this case Lord Gowrie – to the post of arts minister?