Sentence examples for think of for example from inspiring English sources

There was no trademark tuxedo or pussy-bow blouse to think of, for example, nor anything remotely as famous as Dior's New Look line skirt or Chanel's bouclé wool suit.

One may think of, for example, correlating complex polymer and surfactant mixtures for some drug delivery system.

In the past, views of that system have often broken down along partisan lines -- think of, for example, Richard Nixon's get-tough-on-crime campaigns and the 1988 Willie Horton ads.

In its earlier days, Hubbl's consumer-facing app allowed users to "hashtag" apps to help categorize apps in ways that the app publishers themselves may not have thought of – for example, a note-taking app may have seen a number of users adopting it specifically for "grocery lists".

Some are – think of waiters, for example – but many clearly are not.

But unlike the process of drying, in which liquid is taken away (think of raisins for example), candying involves an elegant transfusion.

He added, "I think of Garrincha, for example," referring to an earlier Brazilian star who died of his excesses a year later, just short of 50.

The ability to quickly understand someone based on whom they know, what they share and what others think of them, for example.

And while we may be able to point anecdotally to a Gabrielle Giffords as an example of how a fighting spirit improves medical outcome, other people with a spirit just as strong die — think of Elizabeth Edwards, for example.

Good movies that fall foul of obscure or inadequate marketing campaigns – think of Watchmen, for example – may not make as much as they deserve but they're still good.

If you think of teachers, for example, that's a huge category of college-educated people in an environment where it's entirely impossible to listen to the radio".