Sentence examples for example instructs from inspiring English sources

A footnote, for example, instructs that letters of complaint about Aunt Alberta's appalling spelling be sent not to the author but to "Ms Alberta Saxby, Saxby Hall, nr Little Saxby, England".

And if greed is in fact the key modern executive motivator, as Iacocca says it is, then even his own example instructs: While Iacocca had cut his salary to as little as $1 a year during Chrysler's darkest days, in 1986 he was the highest-paid CEO in America, after the company's stock soared.

William Blackstone, for example, instructs us to avoid "a very absurd signification" resulting from "effects and consequence[s]" of a statute.

A client can, for example, instruct Ameritrade to sell a certain amount of stock when it has appreciated by a given percentage, "and it'll continue to do that for as long as you want," Mr. Szczech said.

Congress has, for example, instructed the chief justice to choose the seven members of the judicial panel that consolidates mass tort cases and chooses which court to send them to for trial; this may sound like a fairly technical matter, but these tend to be huge cases with far-reaching economic consequences.

Best Buy, for example, instructed entrants to "illustrate what is possible by telling a true story".

This typically involves the doctor reciting their well-rehearsed spiel; for example, instructing arthritic patients on the mobility exercises which, if completed regularly, could extend the life of their joints by 5-10 years, or young diabetic patients on the importance of good glucose control.

Many religious practices, for example, instruct women to cover body parts that men deem attractive.

Sen. Jon Tester (D-Mont)., for example, instructed Carson to support 30-year mortgages and "support the Interagency Council on Homelessness".

For example, instruct your friend to throw toys or treats so your pet can fetch them.

The formulas ψ∧θ, ψ∨θ and ¬ψ behave as in Hintikka's games above; for example ψ∧θ instructs player ∀ to choose whether the game shall continue as for ψ or for θ.