Each principle was deftly illustrated by Carnegie's well-chosen examples of influential and successful Americans in action.
Proofs are clearly explained, and followed up by many illustrative examples, while the chapters end with a large number of well-chosen examples for solution by the student.
It provides a very accessible introduction to genetics and explains with well-chosen examples how genetics will affect our lives and its potential for benefit in the future.
Students need to learn the basic vocabulary and grammar of mathematics so that they can recognize patterns and common features by working through simple well-chosen examples.
His central argument, buttressed by countless well-chosen examples and enlivened by the odd whimsical digression, is that neither a phonetic, nor a semantic, nor a grammatical account of our punctuation system is singly sufficient.
Ritchie, a former newspaper literary editor, illustrates his lucid explanations with a few well-chosen examples of sub-editing disaster – as does the Guardian's very own David Marsh in his fine grammar-and-style compendium, For Who the Bell Tolls (Guardian Faber).
More long lasting have been his geometrical, arithmetical and logical puzzles, well-chosen examples of which Wilson strews throughout the book, along with excerpts from some of his often teasing letters.
Such theorising may not be that novel, but he makes it feel box-fresh, via well-chosen examples – see a delicious decimation of his friend's obnoxious Twitter profile – and an impassioned sincerity that gradually comes to the fore; a climactic anecdote about a plane encounter with two seemingly objectionable strangers is genuinely and unexpectedly moving.
However, with well-chosen examples and some experience these activities become practiced.
One strategy to enhance student construction of meaning observed by Petropoulou et al. (2011) is a lecturer's use of well-chosen examples to illustrate critical characteristics of concepts.
