Sentence examples for the example to from inspiring English sources

"Sir Paul has set the example to follow.

Everyone points to Somalia as the example to avoid.

"Until recently, Greece had been the example to avoid.

"I don't think we're providing the example to the world we should," Mr. Brownback said.

"I use the example to try to get them to see that thinking rationally like that doesn't always lead to rational choices," she said.

Confining the example to homosexual sex appeared intended to strengthen the Vatican argument that the pope had not changed his view on contraception.

This European Union poster boy, commonly presented to aspiring "Europeans" in Ukraine as the example to follow, has faced a storm of controversy over the issue of sex education.

Such talk usually emerges after a questionable decision receives undue notoriety, from those who want to use the example to support their views of the ineffectiveness of the legislation.

Nutt was using the example to illustrate his argument that the classification of different illegal drugs was often completely unrelated to the relative harm that their use caused society.

It is the role of the prime minister and his front bench to set the example, to say, "This is racism and we do not accept it in Australia".

The first paragraph began: "If cod 'yolk', oyster pebbles or sandwort are to your taste, and distance is no object …" The colleague, who passed the example to the readers' editor, said it was annoying to read "distance is no object".