Sentence examples for * instancing from inspiring English sources
I put this all to Wuorinen, and received from him a thoughtful and gracious response, which I quote in full: From the first I have thought of BBM as a grand tragedy, instancing the hoary operatic theme of doomed love.
For London, like the majority of our towns and cities, is really a treasure house of wildlife, Goode insists, instancing, for example, a survey of the plants growing on the pavements and buildings of Mayfair and Soho, which turned up 157 species.
It sounded rather as if Perry had got an advance peek at ABC's upcoming broadcast of its interview with Newt's second wife, Marianne, in which she says he lacks the moral character to be President, instancing the occasion, towards the end of their time together, when he asked her to share him with his then mistress (and now wife) Callista in an "open marriage".
"It's come in a week when some of the best clubs in London have been in all sorts of trouble," he said, instancing the case of the iconic nightclub Fabric, which closed its doors indefinitely this week as police investigate the drug-related deaths of two teenagers within weeks of each another.
Fig. 6 Express-G Diagram for instancing a ring segment within an IFC spatial structure.
As some of these antecedent factors may be indeterministic, there could be two nomological possibilities instancing the same physical properties at t while instancing different emergent properties.[7] O'Connor suggests that dynamical emergence is a promising approach to understanding the relation of mental and neural states.
Take abortion, for instance.
("U.S. Out", for instance).
