Sentence examples for of namely from inspiring English sources

I quickly discovered that the God of the Bible approved of many things that I simply could not approve of, namely forced abortion, slavery, misogyny, and deception by proxy to name but a few.

Genius squiggling is there once again merely to help Hollywood tell the sentimental story it never tires of: namely the story of someone – usually borderline demented and by definition insufficiently recognised – sticking it to the establishment.

I suffer from what many men have been accused of, namely: a) fear of rejection, b) fear of commitment, and c) fear of putting myself out there (which I've acronymised as Fopmo – almost as acute as my Fomo syndrome).

The evaporation rate, he said, also sends a strong message about what the lakes are made of, namely pure methane, as opposed to heavier ethane or some other chemical, which is less volatile.

But what exactly is that?Machine learning is exactly what it sounds like: an attempt to perform a trick that even very primitive animals are capable of, namely learning from experience.

Regardless of who might be shaking a grinning Tim Leiweke's hand on the platform marked "designated player" in a few weeks' time, Toronto have some more pressing business in hand to take care of — namely the arrival of New York, whose form is swinging rather wildly at the moment.

That is because of a deep property of the laws of physics, namely the universality of computation.

The complaint accuses those companies of negligence, namely of misleadingly marketing their products as aids to individuals with limited hand mobility.

Section four describes the examples of four urban systems of innovation, namely those of San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York and Boston.

The real obeys a certain kind of organization, namely, that of the qualitative multiplicity.

Two known responders of EBV Rta, namely promoters of EBV BGLF5 and cellular p21, were included as controls.