Sentence examples for saw replicated from inspiring English sources

The failed uprisings of 1848 produced legions of German-speaking migrants opposed to anything resembling Junker-style aristocracy, which many of them saw replicated in the plantation South.

Rather than perpetuating a cycle of vindictiveness and revenge, a cycle that I saw replicated in places like Rwanda, Somalia, and in the ethnic land-clashes in Kenya, I decided that the idea of forgiveness and reconciliation were more important than a sense of retributive "justice".

It's a challenge I've seen replicated across other industries in different ways.

It's an interesting venture – one we might see replicated on this side of the water.

It was precisely the kind of coup de grâce Eddie Jones would love to see replicated against South Africa on 12 November.

Meanwhile, the Islamic University of Indonesia represents the type of private institution academics would like to see replicated.

"It's not what anyone would expect to find in Park Slope and it's certainly not what anyone would want to see replicated," Mr. Hammerman said.

But they are an essential part of the Indian government's urban vision, one that it wants to see replicated a hundred times across the country.

The Web site PsychFileDrawer.org, which was founded as an archive for failed replication attempts in psychological research, maintains a Top 20 list of studies that its users would like to see replicated.

For better or worse, that culture could be seen replicated more tangibly on the field too, football's organic, working-class roots on display in the form of a more industrial football identity, a time when the moneyed class of world football had yet to uniformly take over the game.

What REM have left is a legacy, of both music and of how a band should comport itself, one you see replicated whenever a band with principles crosses over to a mass audience: Radiohead, for example, might consider how much they owe to REM. "We did a remarkable job of maintaining integrity throughout a very difficult period and in a difficult industry," Stipe says.