Sentence examples for for instance repeatedly from inspiring English sources

Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, for instance, repeatedly attacked the provision allowing unlimited support from political parties, calling it "a particular vice of the statute".

His attacks on digital piracy and intellectual laziness, for instance, repeatedly devolve into ill-tempered diatribes against virtually every aspect of youth culture and the Internet age.

Some Republicans had objected to the creation of a new $50 billion fund; Mr. Shelby, for instance, repeatedly derided as a "honey pot" that might get misappropriated for other purposes.

"They're complete in themselves and full of feeling, and the feeling seems wonderfully authentic". Tom Paulin, a poet and friend of Hughes, said he had watched for years as Hughes was attacked by strangers who, for instance, repeatedly hacked the name "Hughes" from Plath's gravestone.

Madonna, for instance, repeatedly rejected requests to lend a Kahlo to the DIA for its recent exhibition.

The Sugar Plum Fairy, for instance, repeatedly finishes certain sequences in her solo on pointe, with ankles crossed and both knees elegantly bent: a languorous nod to more traditional choreography that has the ballerina hop into a tight, crossed position on pointe.

In searching for "Pepe's Pizza," for instance, it repeatedly returned "Cappy's pizza" instead.

For instance, Orth repeatedly asserts, though never quite explains, a conviction that celebrity is ruining America.

Maybe you were well attuned to political changes, for instance, but repeatedly missed key competitive developments.

Mrs Kumaratunga, for instance, has repeatedly offered to talk, but the Tigers insist that the army should first leave the north-east.

Lawyers, for instance, will repeatedly tell  you that they offer only advice; it is up to us to act on it, or not.