Sentence examples for up the example of from inspiring English sources

"It's a little tricky sometimes," he said, and brought up the example of his presumed Judaism.

Here, in four movements, he at last took up the example of Beethovenian scale and earnestness.

Then Scott held up the example of a close friend and former teammate, Magic Johnson.

Gallaudet, a Trump appointee, brought up the example of naval submarines in the Arctic.

He brought up the example of the federal raid on the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Texas, in 1993.

When I discuss the complicated nuances of adherence with my students, I often offer up the example of my grandmother.

She held up the examples of Japan, which is investing in childcare to help more women work, and India, which cut spending on energy subsidies so it can invest more in social infrastructure such as schools and hospitals.

He brought up the examples of HealthKit and ResearchKit, and added that this program with Japan Post is perfectly in line with the goals of those existing initiatives.

Hillary fell back on the explanation that the cause is due to all of the right-wing attacks against her over the years, and she even offered-up the example of Benghazi.

My dad's a professor, too, so I grew up with the example of him sharing his wisdom with kids.

As a result, a new certification industry has sprung up, following the example of the organics industry, which has established independent certification.