Sentence examples for pick one example from inspiring English sources

Just to pick one example of somebody who was on one of these shows this morning.

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

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

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.

The display at Brian Haughton Antiques, to pick one example, includes a lovely 1745 Meissen chafing dish that has been at the fair before.

And often enough, debunking is a noble pursuit: the idea that we only use 10% of our brains, to pick one example, is flat wrong, and people who believe it ought to be corrected.

The King James Bible, to pick one obvious example, only amounts to about five megabytes.

The danger, clearly, is that thriving places – London, to pick one obvious example – will be awash with funds, while other places struggle.

The irrational traits they uncovered are, to pick one notable example, hugely important in understanding the causes of the current economic crisis, which has its roots in (among others) the overconfidence bias and the illusion of skill.

This measure can be interpreted as the probability that when we randomly pick one positive and one negative example, the classifier will assign a higher score to the positive example than to the negative.

On the other hand, there are many more subjects where visibility = 0.1 and importance = 9; for example, just to pick one from yesterday's lineup, the one hundred thousand Tamil civilians who are currently trapped in an internment-style refugee encampment in northeastern Sri Lanka, with the Tamil Tigers cornered and desperate terrorist leadership in their midst.