Sentence examples for whole examples from inspiring English sources

The elaborate ornaments decorating the walls and ceiling were replaced, using molds from the few whole examples that were left.

The first surviving whole examples are from the end of the eleventh century and the beginning of the twelfth, in Germany and France.

Twain's whole example, after all, was to show that American speech as it was actually spoken was closer to Homer than imported finery was.

"It was the first time when you had this whole example of New York street culture that we now know of as hip-hop".

This article's whole example is about a report worthy thing.

You could also call the whole exercise dangerous, for example with respect to Northern Ireland.

I am looking at his whole case as an example of a fight between a personality against a "system".

Though it remains a fringe interest on the whole, convincing examples of the practice have made their way into to the mainstream.

In Britain as a whole, for example, average nominal house prices are likely to drop by 20-25%, and in London by much more.

"Yet this is not allowed to be a reason to prevent equality in the fields where men are better on the whole – for example, when it comes to jobs that require great strength.

More recently it has become more widespread to advocate OSR as a response to contemporary physics as a whole (for example, see Tegmark 2007).