Sentence examples for original examples of the from inspiring English sources

According to the International Business Times, Ben Marcus — whose trailer for his 2012 novel "The Flame Alphabet," animated by Erin Cosgrove, is one of the more original examples of the form — thinks it's "sad" that books today must appeal to readers through visuals.

For Dr. Simeone, a leading proponent of preservation and conservation in vehicle collecting, the highest calling of an auto museum is "to preserve and protect the finest original examples of the best automobiles created, in order to educate the public and to share a compelling history".

Although his life was tragically cut short, and his corpus of writings modest in size, Reinach's essays on general ontology, on the philosophy of law and on the philosophy of language, are remarkably clear and original examples of the phenomenological approach to philosophizing.

Manhattan Vintage Clothing Show (Friday and Saturday) Fans of hot pants, miniskirts and go-go boots can see original examples of these fashions from the 1960s and '70s at this show and sale at the Metropolitan Pavilion, 125 West 18th Street, Chelsea.

When I developed The Tonight Show, the original example of the genre, it was not a creative act of the traditional sort.

Manhattan restaurants seem to be the original example of the business model taken to its extremes by Uber and others in Silicon Valley, of investor capital subsidizing, semi-permanently, the customer experience.

But Carter's effort was somehow true to his way of playing the game and worthy of the All Blacks' rich tradition of improvisation simultaneously; if the 2015 campaign of the world's leading rugby nation is to be associated with a mere drop goal, it's perhaps appropriate that the kick in question was such a shining, spontaneous, original example of the form.

Going back to our original example of the car, this most likely occurs when the consumer is behind the wheel.

Holger Lyre (2004) extends Worrall's original example of the continuity between wave optics and electromagnetism by considering the relationship between Maxwellian electrodynamics and Quantum Electrodynamics.

This is yet another excellent, and highly original, example of the benefits that can be reaped if information from the PHY layer is allowed to influence the operation of the MAC layer.

In the 20th century, some of the most original examples of what was called the "inner-directed smile" were present in the works of the Argentine Jorge Luis Borges and by one of the writers he admired most, the English essayist G.K. Chesterton (1874 1936).