Sentence examples for for instance noting from inspiring English sources

He loved Laurel and Hardy, for instance, noting how their comedy Block-Heads contained "a lot of very nice ideas and clever jokes".

He also expressed several criticisms, for instance noting that Berger had used the terms "Wiccan" and "Neo-Pagan" interchangeably, even though they have different meanings, something that he felt might confuse some of the book's readers.

The ability of students undertaking online modules to successfully self-regulate themselves in this way has been reported elsewhere within the literature, Barnard et al. (2009) for instance, noting that it may also be associated with increases in overall academic achievement.

Trump loyalists, for instance, noted Romney's public opposition to Trump during the campaign.

Rabbis around town, for instance, note that they rarely see cookie tables.

Their lawyers, for instance, noted that the state had failed to execute its own plans properly.

The 2002 annual report, for instance, noted that "SICO's owners expect that these profit participation plans will continue".

He for instance noted that now accepted social movements – such as gay rights and the movement to end slavery – began as illegal forms of civil disobedience.

For instance, note the raw dynamism of "Untitled (seated woman)" (ca.1970), in which a female figure crouches awkwardly in a rocky niche, or the painful interiority of "Cocoon III" (1977), an inert, legless blob crisscrossed with sharp, deep lacerations.

The Unctad report, for instance, noted the rise of "business process outsourcing," in which companies in countries with high labor costs contract information technology and other service jobs to foreign workers abroad.

General Eikenberry, for instance, noted that Mr. Karzai had given new powers to a government anticorruption body, the High Office of Oversight, and added that "we've recently seen high-profile public corruption trials taking place in Kabul".