Sentence examples for modern example and from inspiring English sources

Richard Attenborough's noble, earnest and finally exhausting "Gandhi" is perhaps the supreme modern example, and while "The Lady" is nowhere near as lavish or as long, it similarly paralyzes history and human drama with relentless hagiography.

In the second half of "Collapse," Diamond turns his attention to modern examples, and one of his case studies is the recent genocide in Rwanda.

Sporangia are usually abaxial on pinnae (you may see them as brown dots on modern examples) and occur in clusters called sori or synangia.

Modern example: Tim and his son have always had a difficult relationship.

But God can put whomever he wills in the seat of authority, so any way one looks at this, "There is no power but of God". Which raises the question, what happens when a Hitler makes it to the top, or a modern example like Kim Jung-un, and what to do about them?

Iraq's Nineveh plains, hailed as an ancient cradle of civilisation and a modern example of coexistence, were emptied of minorities as Turkmen, Christians, Shabak and Yazidis all fled for their lives.

Each plate took a single urban building type and compared the modern example with its 15th-century equivalent.

A modern example may be that Stephen M. Case of AOL and Mr. Gates of Microsoft did not invent the Internet.

Andreas Reisen (whose last name, interestingly, is the infinitive form of the German verb "to travel") must have had a lot of fun researching this book and exploring historical and modern examples of German passports and travel/identification documents.

A successful modern example is the United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), the world's largest public engineering, design and construction management agency.

A good modern example is internet access.