Sentence examples for for instance watching from inspiring English sources

He recalled, for instance, watching an interview with the retired quarterback Kurt Warner on television.

How many people, for instance, watching Clint Eastwood in The Gauntlet in 1976, noticed that, while protecting a key witness in a mob trial, he never shoots anyone?

(I experienced the uncanny valley, for instance, watching Robert Zemeckis's "Beowulf.& 8221) If anything, Cameron's problem was that the digital technology could make the images too pristine, stripping out the texture we expect from film.

The films show distinct scenes — a female painter interrupted by a young girl, a young couple playing together in a bathtub, an old man watching an empty birdcage — but there are occasional points of connection: the little girl wanders across frames, for instance, watching the young couple in their bathtub.

I can't imagine, for instance, watching "War Horse" on a television, much less an iPhone: this is a self-consciously old-fashioned movie, shot in gorgeous film, which deserves to be seen projected on a big, bright screen and not via a thinner-looking "digital cinema package".

For instance, watching a red caboose rattle down a railroad track activates color-, shand-, and motion-sensitive parts of the brain; perhaps synchronous firing across these regions tells the brain to unite these features into one image.

The Falcons, for instance, watched closely to see how Ryan handled himself in training camp as he rose from third string to backup to starter.

And the iPad Air 2, from the autumn, will have advanced multitasking capabilities so you can, for instance, watch a video in a window on the tablet screen alongside the email you're composing.

Adults ages 25 to 34, for instance, watched about four and a half fewer hours of television in the third quarter of 2011 than at the same time in 2010 -- the equivalent of about nine minutes a day.

The television industry had switched from diary entries to metered ratings in 1987 and had seen similarly surprising changes — young men, for instance, watched cartoons much more heavily than they had reported doing, said Gary Holmes, a spokesman for Nielsen.

For instance, watch the ratio of total market capitalization to dollar GDP.