Sentence examples for precedents like these from inspiring English sources

Building deliberately and sometimes inspiredly on precedents like these, the artists of Arte Povera waged an insinuating, provocative, usually elegant assault on art.

The creators of "Movie 43" cite precedents like "The Kentucky Fried Movie" and "Airplane!" as prototypes.

(I leave to historians the question of whether there are historical precedents— like the Webster-Hayne or Lincoln-Douglas debates).

Perhaps she has paid too much attention to 1970s precedents like the innovations of Michael Snow, Yvonne Rainer and Richard Serra.

This is especially true when we have no precedents -- like the collapse of the currency in East Asia.

… United Nations authorization, legal precedents like the controversial Responsibility to Protect (R2P) doctrine, and involvement of the International Criminal Court may seem like irrelevant window-dressing amidst all the power politics.

Cigars are smoked in (short) contemplative moments in a movie whose script is credited to David Callaham and Mr. Stallone, but that owes much to precedents like "The Professionals," "The Wild Bunch" and "The Dirty Dozen".

You'll run afoul of precedents like the 1996 judgment against Michigan Document Services, which sold copied course packs to college students.

He was very proud of his American heritage, his grandson notes though his British half didn't mind pointing out, whenever appropriate, our system's reliance on English precedents like the Magna Carta and Parliament.

We don't tend to look backwards for inspiration in our Green vehicle design, to valid precedents like the Fiat 500, the original Mini Cooper, and of course the VW Bug.

When Republicans came to dominate the court in the 1970s and '80s, conservatives confidently took aim at liberal precedents like the Miranda decision on police warnings, the Roe vs. Wade ruling on abortion and the Bakke decision allowing race-based affirmative action in colleges and universities.