Sentence examples for will find an example from inspiring English sources

In a clear reference to North Korea and Iran, two other countries that are suspected of pursuing programs to develop unconventional weapons, Mr. Bush added that "I hope other leaders will find an example" in Libya's action.

While the audio sounds fine, it would be a shame to discover that Orb is selling a $10 audio amp at a considerable mark-up and, given the generic nature of the device, I'm sure someone will find an example of it on monoprice or alibaba.com.

Here you will find an example of a new cheater trick.

He told us with a big smile and a laugh: "I don't think anywhere else you will find an example where the synagogue is almost inside the mosque!" Such close cooperation between communities, however, was not always the case.

In the section devoted to the masquerade, you will find a classic example of a woman's helmet mask from Sierra Leone, its diminutive, wedge-shaped face, couched in rolls of flesh, projecting a kind of earth-grounded delicacy.

Polish readers of that time could read its universal message ("Whoever seeks to conquer will find an excuse") as a concrete example of the partition of their country between Russia, Prussia, and Austria.

After all, does anyone believe that Detroiters suffering from environmental injustice in Southwest Detroit or around the Detroit Incinerator - for example - will find an emergency manager or an appointed board of suburbanites any more responsive to their plight?

You'll also find an example CV for leaving academia which I wish I'd found myself before deciding to write my own version!

In the pages of "Vertigo", for example, you will find a train ticket and a restaurant receipt.

For example, you will find a far greater amount of tolerance in England than over here, where to be 'different' is almost a disgrace, for everyone, starting with schoolboys and up to the inhabitants of small towns.

For example, 'love will find a way' (and somehow nobody will really be hurt) and 'this is bigger than both of us' (so we don't have to take responsibilities for our own actions).