Sentence examples for the appropriate example from inspiring English sources

Church officials "should discontinue all stewardship preaching until the appropriate example is set" by the diocese, Mr. Grafer wrote.

Question 3 asked test-takers to identify the appropriate example describing "a Japanese 'equivalent' can never give you the real meaning of a word in English," which cannot be found in the text.

Ending a "launch-on-warning" policy, even if ICBMs were not eliminated, or were only partially eliminated, would add stability and set the appropriate example for the rest of the world at a time when we should be leading the way on a path toward more nuclear safety and eventual elimination.

The most appropriate example of the third is related to the on-going research aimed at including a machine learning assistant that analyses past errors and offers hints for the future testing-oriented work.

"But you're talking to a bunch of guys, and the more appropriate example would be to say you forgot your anniversary, and you need to buy something quickly on the Internet.

Students should be aware that choosing the most appropriate example is in itself a skill as a poor example will lead to poor analysis.

While Kant's discussion of the mathematically sublime mentions the Pyramids in Egypt and St. Peter's Basilica in Rome (§26, 252), it is not clear that these are intended as examples of the sublime; and Kant claims explicitly that the most appropriate examples are of things in nature.

If it comes to famous men wearing their trousers too short, the most appropriate examples are towering, fashion-loving basketball players (who have the excuse of being exceedingly tall): Dwyane Wade, who was pilloried for his polkadot, capri-pant suit from Gucci; or Russell Westbrook, in his really tight ruby clam-diggers, which he somehow pulls off with punkish aplomb.

Flippo further opined that the phrase is an appropriate example of culturally improper language.

This paper introduces the scope and the methodology of the approach and illustrates both on an appropriate example.

The black/white comparison is an appropriate example of this phenomenon (Preston et al. 1996).