Sentence examples for pick another example from inspiring English sources

Or to pick another example, third-person data can make us aware of how our experiences of acting and our experiences of event-timing affect each other in ways that we could never discern through mere introspection (Libet 1985, Wegner 2002).

Or to pick another example that isn't Jordan, remember Reggie Miller's choke gesture?

If, to pick another example, you were to read about the political situation in Bahrain, you might similarly find mentions of the U.S. base in that small Gulf kingdom that houses the Navy's Fifth Fleet. .

Or to pick another example, at one point in Windrip's ever more authoritarian presidency, the book's protagonist, journalist Doremus Jessup, has these thoughts, which have a distinctly Trumpian feel to them: "He simply did not believe that this comic tyranny could endure.

Or to pick another example, how about the fact that, in a world in which a single country -- the very one to which the IC belongs -- garrisons the planet with hundreds of military bases from Europe to Japan, Bahrain to Afghanistan, there is but a single futuristic mention of a military base, and it's a Chinese one to be built on a Fijian Island deep in the Pacific.

The randomistas, for example, often invoke behavioural explanations for their experimental results.Xavier Gabaix of New York University, our seventh pick, is another example of someone who is au fait with behavioural economics but not defined by it.

To pick an example: "How grandma sees the remote".

There is no chance that Wenger will pick, for example, Robin van Persie, Theo Walcott and Aaron Ramsey.

To pick one example, the Pure Evoke D2 is a good-looking mono radio at a not-so-cheap £89.99.

Hiroko Okada's photographs, to pick one example, are of pregnant men, their bellies swollen and stretched.

The Intel Corporation, to pick one example out of thousands, has set up special Web sites for customers, mainly computer manufacturers that buy Intel's chips.