Even within a single dialect or a single speaker, the same noun may take different measure words depending on the style in which the person is speaking, or on different nuances the person wants to convey (for instance, measure words can reflect the speaker's judgment of or opinion about the object ).
Take, for instance, Kamal Nath.
Take, for instance, history.
Take, for instance, ToonPaint.
Take, for instance, Disney.
The story Battersby tells is deceptively simple, but it conveys valuable ideas — for instance, that distraction, companionship and resourcefulness can help us to combat fearfulness.
What makes Green distinctive, however, is that despite following the manner of his time, he is able to convey, in Living for instance, such a warm sense of what old Mr Craigan, or the talented but shifty Tarver, or Lily Gates, bursting to be a mother, is really like.
A recent message sent to customers, for instance, conveyed the news that someone had told Robert Wolfe, one of Moosejaw's founders, that he looked like Ben Stiller.
The New York school closures described above, for instance, conveyed a sense of a unified city government decision, announced jointly by the top-ranking school and health officials, and press announcements also frequently included Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
