Sentences with phrase «seem classic examples of»

In the present decade, while the Christian Church has slowly declined to 1.3 million members, the Churches of Christ have achieved a membership of approximately 2.5 million; the two wings of the «Reformation» seem classic examples of the contrasting religious patterns assessed by Dean Kelley in Why Conservative Churches Are Growing (Harper & Row, 1972).

The new teacher - evaluation laws in Colorado and now 40 other states seem a classic example of putting policy ahead of practice.

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The answer would seem to be that anti-Jewish prejudice is the classic example of that dislike and fear of strangers which the Greeks knew as xenophobia and which appears as a familiar phenomenon among primitive peoples and peoples reverting to primitivism.

That too many clergy seem unaware of this problem is a classic example of being out of touch.

Nate Silver had a great piece in the Times over the weekend, looking at how clashes with police seem to have driven mainstream media coverage of the Occupy Wall Street protests (a classic example of the principle of «if it bleeds, it leads»).

Also published on HuffingtonPost Nate Silver had a great piece in the Times over the weekend, looking at how clashes with police seem to have driven mainstream media coverage of the Occupy Wall Street protests (a classic example of the principle of «if it bleeds, it leads»).

No stranger to capturing media attention with gimmicks and protest, Avella seems to have gotten this one right when he stated, «The culture in Albany of «What happens in Albany stays in Albany» has to stop... Assembly Member Silver... is now seen as the classic example of the dysfunction and back room deals that has plagued Albany for decades.

This year, designers seem to remove the boundaries between styles: for example, wearing a cocktail dress over a classic blouse you can create a stylish set in business style and the combination of wide palazzo pants and straight cut dresses will become an ultramodern set that, if the right accessories are chosen, can turn into a refined evening look.

3:15 pm — TCM — The Spiral Staircase A classic example of the «old dark house» atmospheric thriller, with Dorothy Maguire as a mute domestic servant whose life is endangered when a serial killer seems to be targeting people with disabilities like her.

It seems that the great masterminds behind some of the old classics should lead an example for today's modern film makers.

The modernisation of classics appears to be one of the areas of the car industry flourishing right now — see the Eagle E-type and new DB5-esque David Brown Speedback GT for examples — and it would seem even affordable cars aren't alien to the treatment, either.

It is finished in its original two - tone Black and Tan that looks especially nice even three decades after it was applied by Tiffany Motor Coach but obviously there's much more to the coupe than just paint, cool cars like this that are built in the same tradition of the Excalibur and Zimmer add century - old class and distinction to more modern components, that's where you get the custom swoopy fenders, decorative exterior exhaust ports, 2 exterior spare tires, full - length running boards, and bright wire wheels and of course the classic - style trunk with leather straps but beyond the grandest of grand touring appearance are the fundamentals you want for example, the doors are unaltered from the original Mercury Cougar body, the same goes for much of the main glass and underlying components, so maintaining this one - of - a-kind appearance is much easier than it might first seem.

[1] Although Longcore et al. seem eager to cite Churcher and Lawton's now - classic work as «evidence» of the damage cats can do, they make no mention of Churcher's later comments (just one of many examples of their tendency to «cherry pick» from the literature only the bits and pieces that fit neatly into their argument).

The weak dollar made prices seem particularly high to Americans, and the works on offer, with fewer examples of first - rate classic contemporary works, were not what appeal to many of today's American hedge - fund millionaires right now.

Your comment is a classic example of the faulty logic that seems to permeate climate science.

This seems like a classic example of the response causing more damage than the original injury.

This is a classic example of what would seem to be a logical conclusion by clients but it turns out to be untrue.

With this system the audio involvement should be more comprehensive, for example, you can hear the rain falling from above, the thunder expand upon us as in the most classic of time or make it seem more real than the roar of a helicopter.