Sentence examples for to offer an example from inspiring English sources

To offer an example: Chekhov's plays, like all plays, were written in the theatrical conventions of his time.

"I weirdly feel now, having MPs come to see the production that, without being pretentious about it, potentially the arts have the ability to offer an example as well as respond.

Mr. Serajuddin's story appears to offer an example of the harm to noncombatants that has been caused by the American-led military campaign, much of which has been concentrated in this remote, arid region 150 miles south of Kabul.

Asked to offer an example of his heart: "I think like the rest of you in this room, by far the most important thing in my life is my wife, all right?

President Obama's proposed revisions to his predecessor's No Child Left Behind law appear, on the surface, to offer an example not of local control but of more federal intervention.

Our main objective is to offer an example for use of competence based approach in identifying educational needs for initially and continuing education.

To those unaware that certain misconceptions are irresistibly attractive to learners, we offer an example.

But she declined to offer a specific example of where she had worked to compromise with Democrats to advance legislation.

After setting off the Asian financial crisis, Thailand under Mr Chuan proceeded to offer a good example through its efforts to clean up.

At the debate in Brooklyn, when Sanders failed to offer a clear example of a decision she'd made in the Senate because someone had handed her a check, she jumped in and said, "There is no example".

"In terms of games feeding into society, I find it very difficult to offer a huge example of 'this game changed the world'.