Sentence examples for that the example from inspiring English sources

But it was revolutionary, in that the example being recommended was an unconventional, revolutionary model.

It seems more likely that the example is being set by Atwood herself.

"The only difference in his case is that the example is much more visible".

In addition, recent survey results indicated that the example in (8) was widely accepted in the relevant dialect region.

Pointing out that the example was from more than a decade ago, he said: "The Holy See gets it.

"I hope that the example I'm setting at AquaCity will be recognised and adopted worldwide," he says.

He likes to think that the example of two women in Gracie Mansion would hasten its dawn.

Flournoy acknowledged that "the example that the U.S. sets probably won't impact Iran or North Korea directly".

Malcolm Cowley wrote in the New Republic, however, that "the example of Faulkner seems to have had a liberating effect on Styron's imagination".

It left their ties to the group ambiguous but expressed hope that the example of the San Bernardino attack would inspire Muslims in the west to self-radicalize.

But the Demos report suggests that the example of the outgoing archbishop of Canterbury, who combines deeply held progressive beliefs with his religious convictions, is not unusual.