Sentence examples for name one example from inspiring English sources

Many of the 19th-century composers have been forgotten (although some of their music is now being revived on, to name one example, Naxos's "American Classics" series).

NPR's excellent weekend programme On the Media, to name one example, has a frankly liberal orientation.

In Detroit, to name one example, whites launched more than 200 attacks on black homeowners between 1945 and 1965.

To name one example: Claudia Rankine's Citizen, a work that relies on collective testimony (shared experience), tonal detachment (boredom), and variegated literary forms, is also a story in the way that Benjamin would recognize, one that refuses the boundaries between criticism, fiction and poetry.

Divorce cards to name one example.

Hilary Clinton, to name one example, says the right things about the dangers of climate change, but she's backed Keystone from the start – a pointless combination.

Names: one example illustrates a recurring problem.

The military's brutal crackdown on dissent, to name just one example, has inspired countless marches and protests and sit-ins.

On the other side of the argument, Raphael Cohen-Almagor, to name but one example, has published The Right to Die with Dignity, a monograph proposing the decriminalization of assisted suicide on the basis of considerations of dignity.

Dicey weather in Philadelphia wreaked havoc upon the 2008 World Series, to name one recent example.

(The cover of "Underworld," to name one uncanny example, had a planelike bird flying toward the twin towers).