Sentence examples for poorest examples from inspiring English sources

"And our elected leaders in government have often been some of the poorest examples of this mentality," he says.

Poor examples tend to be thin and harshly acidic.

Some legal experts now argue that the three bankers were poor examples of this extradition controversy.

He added that parents were often guilty of setting poor examples with their use of tablets and phones.

Some teachers have set poor examples by posting lurid comments or photographs involving sex or alcohol on social media sites.

Shop-bought mayo has a blandness and often a slight vinegary edge that, in poor examples, take it into salad cream territory.

Kerry cited the invasions of Grenada and Panama, saying he supported both military interventions although they appeared to be poor examples as neither required an urgent decision by the president that required him to bypass Congress.

Sadly enough, poor examples exist as Professor Mounira Daoud-Harms experienced when a German university actually refused to employ her.

The design and content of leaflets influences patients' willingness to read them, and poor examples can cause patient confusion and anxiety.

Several experiments seemed to show that the application of concepts was no simple yes-or-no business: some items (the "good examples") are more easily identified as falling under a concept than others (the "poor examples").

As role models for their clients, social workers can't afford to set such poor examples.