Sentence examples for for instance describing from inspiring English sources

But much of it is good stuff: Mr Chomsky, for instance, describing how America's most favoured friend was suddenly transformed into the Beast of Baghdad.

For instance, describing the huge paintings created by the architect Zaha Hadid of imaginary buildings with no commission in sight, or the magic shows put on in Hong Kong by Paul Daniels during his national service.

Cameron oscillates at prime minister's questions between showing great courtesy to backbench MPs and suddenly displaying a fierce temper, for instance describing Ed Balls last month as one of the most annoying politicians in Westminster.

Here she is on the opening page, for instance, describing laundry day at the commune: "The women washed clothes and linens in the frigid river, beating wet fabric against the rocks.

Charlie Hebdo, for its part, has survived forty-eight trials over the past twenty-two yeaccordingrding to Le Monde, and has lost a total of nine times, generally for "injure"—personal defamation rather than hate speech, after, for instance, describing a journalist as "a complete and utter cretin" and a right-wing politician as "the bitch of Buchenwald".

Charlie Hebdo, for its part, has survived forty-eight trials over the past twenty-two yeaccordingrding to Le Monde, and has lost a total of nine times, generally for "injure" — personal defamation — rather than hate speech, after, for instance, describing a journalist as "a complete and utter cretin" and a right-wing politician as "the bitch of Buchenwald".

Very few, for instance, describe how they determine likely voters.

Laura Bickford, for instance, describes Pohlad as a "financier".

New York, for instance, described itself as "home of Wall Street and unbridled corporate greed".

Du Preez, for instance, described him as "a bit of a sociopath".

Bikeblognyc.com, for instance, described the criterium as "an unsanctioned race through a desolate, postindustrial part of Brooklyn".