Sentence examples for wrote the example of from inspiring English sources

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"The word feminism has become synonymous with the idea of man-hating when in fact it has more to do with women than men," she wrote, using the example of Christine Lagarde, the former French finance minister who became the first female head of the International Monetary Fund.

WALL STREET JOURNAL A Government Program Bears Fruit  |  A fund created in 2009 by Steven Chu, the Energy secretary, is beginning to see some success, Bloomberg Businessweek writes, highlighting the example of OPX Biotechnologies, a start-up backed by the fund that develops E. coli bacteria to produce liquid biofuel.

"Uzbekistan is a clannish, ethnically diverse country with regions that were rival khanates for centuries and still have conflict potential," Tynan wrote this week, giving the example of separatist tendencies in the north-west Karakalpakstan region.

Slicing away the elements of the old script that were not theatrical, and interweaving the subsidiary Gloucester-Edmund-Edgar plot, filched from Sir Philip Sidney's Arcadia, Shakespeare fashioned his greatest play (some would say the greatest English play ever written), the supreme example of his mature style.

He said that he was impelled to start teaching writing by the example of his children, who have tennis lessons, piano lessons and the like.

"Far more lasting than his output of essays, books, and photography," writes White, "was the example of the life he lived; no other man or woman before him embodied the vision of modern America.

He wrote in 1996 that the example of Cezanne "helps me to dare to follow my most awkward, foolish passions and obsessions, to wave my own red flags in the dull faces of late-century salon hacks and killers".

Pando writer Mark Ames, who wrote the article, compiled examples of journalists, media personalities, Ivy League researchers and civil libertarians, among others, collaborating with cigarette companies to push misinformation downplaying the perils of smoking.

But when Saint Augustine, for example, wrote The Literal Meaning of Genesis, the last thing he read was that the world was created in six days.

He wrote: "The price of gasoline, for example, would slowly rise by somewhat less than $3 a gallon.