Sentence examples for sobering example from inspiring English sources

In fact, he is a sobering example of just what is awaiting many of those hopeful applicants.

The whole situation is another sobering example of how London's mountainous land values are helping the city meet the costs of austerity.

Perhaps the most sobering example of the damage done to women by consistently conjoining female sexuality with inherent untrustworthiness is our abject failure to successfully prosecute the crime of rape.

Melchiorre offers this sobering example.

A sobering example is paper-and-lumber giant Georgia-Pacific's December 1997 issuance of stock for the division that harvests the wood, called Timber Group.

What a sobering example of the Republican Party holding its own members back.

There are plenty of sobering examples of failed or faltering mobile platforms to illustrate how ecosystems really need developers to survive, and developers go where the volumes are.

So many possibilities with Lear, but I chose this rather more sober example of a nonsense word because it shows that they can sit perfectly comfortably in verse that contains no other made-up words.

The business owner who had chased him down with supreme confidence in her mockery was surprised to hear those two sober examples.

Consider these sobering and real examples: Sprint only recently learned that looking for its company name on the search engine Looksmart brings up a banner for competitor Qwest, and that on Lycos a Sprint search generates an AT&T ad.

Sometimes, when he's showing us a pas de deux — for example, that sobering duet in "Concerto DSCH" — he will have some of those young folk sitting on the floor at the side of the stage, watching.