Sentence examples for for instance to show from inspiring English sources

There is little, for instance, to show that prison is much of a deterrent.

It may be tempting, for instance, to show a scene from Atonement to give an insight into the events of the Dunkirk evacuation.

But I could think: to hell with Treblinka, my parents weren't there!" He knew his animal metaphors would break down in the end (how, for instance, to show that Anja, hiding in a cellar, was afraid of rats?).

For instance, to show the importance of not overburdening the audience with too many major characters he tells how he went about streamlining the plot of David Baldacci's novel "Absolute Power" by building up the character of Luther Whitney, the master thief, played by Clint Eastwood.

"Seeking independence early on is very important," agrees Mansuy, and the way to do it is to "develop your own theme of research, get your own funding, for your salary for instance, to show... your ability to convince funding institutions".

Other potential applications are for instance to show how different crop rotations and possible changes in climate will affect the agricultural potential in a region or on a farm.

Representative John D. Dingell, for instance, "claimed to show his fondness for the N.I.H.... by investigating it vigorously and frequently".

A Mongolian farmer, for instance, wants to show his fellows why they should boil milk to make it safer.

Audi, for instance, plans to show its smallest vehicles in a larger form as the A1 and A3 Sportbacks.

He brought her to a cemetery on the Lower East Side, for instance, just to show her the peculiar name — Preserved Fish — of a person buried there.

Those, for instance, seeking to show the benefits of a low-carb diet will tend to compare it to a straw man version of a low-fat diet; and vice versa, just as surely.