Sentence examples for for instance refer from inspiring English sources

(No human being mentioning a feminine side should ever, for instance, refer to Barbie's Dream House).

Sociologists, for instance, refer not to individual behaviours but to 'social practices' based on the materials we live through and their constructed meanings.

Some magicians, for instance, refer to the "perfect-trick" theory, in order to explain why a trick perfectly performed and seamlessly achieved can be less affecting — indeed, not affecting at all — compared to one whose deliberately ragged edges in performance open doors to speculation and uncertainty.

Both books, for instance, refer to B-24s "glittering like mica" while "popping up out of the clouds".

Recently, composition operators on upper half-plane have received more attention; for instance, refer to [10 12].

This may for instance refer to the monitor and the speaker, which are indeed a compound of many very different materials.

The "faculty of urban planning," for instance, referred to the World Trade Center.

"Skunking," for instance, refers to "spraying contagious, negative energy into the workplace".

"Relationship reruns," for instance, refers to seeing people you used to date in the ones you're currently dating.

One question, for instance, referred to "uptown" and "downtown," terms that do not make sense in New Haven.

The common "If the cap fits, wear it," for instance, refers to the medieval fool's cap.