Sentence examples for the sort of example from inspiring English sources

Looking back at those moments when I wasn't setting the sort of example a parent should set, I can hear Abigail saying, while the two of us were perusing the menu at a restaurant in Cuzco, Peru, "I guess you're going to wimp out on the guinea pig".

"I have children and this is not the sort of example that a father should set".

It is natural to ask whether there are "natural" examples, roughly the sort of example occurring in the normal course of mathematics.

But a bad day was made worse by England flanker Tom Wood limping off injured and hooker Dylan Hartley picking up a yellow card - hardly the sort of example the captain should have been setting with his discipline having once again been called into question this season.

In the sort of example just given, each of X, Y, and Z is to be construed as having basic intrinsic value; if any combinations or parts of X, Y, and Z have intrinsic value, this value is not basic; and the value of W is to be computed by appealing only to those parts of W that have basic intrinsic value.

And speaking of drones, it's worth giving a little thought to what might, in fact, still come home, to the sort of example that two administrations have set by turning the president into an assassin-in-chief and regularly creating law for themselves when it comes to the targeting of distant peoples.

However, this is not enough to vindicate the application of the SR model to the sorts of examples covered by causal modeling techniques since the SR model requires indeterminism.

The appeal in this definition to 'ordinary objects' requires reflection, but as a first approximation, it serves to rely on the sorts of examples Aristotle himself employs when motivating hylomorphism: statues and houses, horses and humans.

The Rolls, like all of the cars on display, is not the sort of pristine example seen in most modern museums.

The key sort of example in the philosophy of language involves a pair of sentences, such as "Hesperus is the morning star" and "Hesperus is the evening star", that are the same except for containing different terms that refer to or denote the same thing (both "the morning star" and "the evening star" denote Venus).

The discussion in the literature has focused primarily on the first sort of example.