Sentence examples for for instance especially from inspiring English sources

For evenings on holiday, for instance, especially for those of us who are mosquito catnip, they are agreeably loungy.

Knowing the source helps a business verify whether the sources are desirable or not – witness the importance of the diamond industry sourced from war zones, or "blood diamonds" for instance – especially if they sell their products directly to consumers.

Egyptians can look over their shoulder at Asia, for instance, especially at Southeast Asia and Korea, relatively poor regions suffering from the longtime control of despots, much as the Arab world is today.

It's not that he's in the slightest bit grand: he has no problem doing voiceovers for adverts, for instance, especially now that his first child is due, in December.

If you're an executive today, for instance, especially if your business emits carbon, you may be interested in a policy from Liberty Mutual that protects against what the company calls "the continuously growing wave of litigation stemming from the alleged improper release of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases".

That means that having a mom who had breast cancer, for instance, especially if she was older when given her diagnosis, especially if her tumor was low-grade, is not an indication of a mutation in your family nor necessarily a reason to test — or to panic.

In medicine and space exploration, for instance, and especially electronics, gold is now an essential component.

His language, for instance, and especially his choice of words, is frequently exquisite.

And his auditioning days are over: the way he got Tintin, for instance, sounds especially charmed.

The German Expressionists, for instance, developed especially emphatic forms of drawing with powerful delineation and forcible and hyperbolic formal description; notable examples are the works of Ernst Barlach, Käthe Kollwitz, Alfred Kubin, Ernest Ludwig Kirchner, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, Max Beckmann, and George Grosz.

He has some of Biswas's enthusiasms, which, anyway, both characters share with the figure on whom they were partly modelled, the authors' father, Seepersad Naipaul; gardening, for instance, and, especially, the cultivation of a particular tree on which a great deal of energy and hope is focused.