Sentence examples for for instance we hear from inspiring English sources

For instance, we hear Richard exclaim "in ringing tones, 'You will not take my beautiful Lina from me!

During the heist on Markie's game, for instance, we hear George W. Bush talking on TV about the need to restore economic confidence.

In an audio clip from a May 1983 meeting at the Lyons home, for instance, we hear the wonderfully analog sound of Mr. Heath's Polaroid SX-70 churning out snapshots.

And this is why we instinctively find it odious when, for instance, we hear rumors (incorrect as it turns out) that a Hollywood hotshot gained admission to a once-in-a-lifetime same-sex marriage argument at the Supreme Court by paying someone to wait in line for him.

In Arkansas Traveller, for instance, we hear the rhythms and repetitions, the sense of nature connecting with spirit, that reaches back to Whitman: On the far side of the water, high on a sand bar, Grandfathers are lolling above the Arkansas River,    Guitars in their laps, cloth caps like Cagney down over their eyes.

For instance, we hear the collision, but the collision is something that could have occurred in a vacuum and not made a sound.

For instance, we heard that there was a lack of clarity about the role and function of the board.

For instance, we often hear grown-up people complaining of having to hang about a railway station and wait for a train.

For instance, we have heard a lot about how things like volcanoes, human particulate emissions, and solar variability can also impact our understanding of the Earth's "fever".

For instance, we have heard a lot about how things like volcanoes, human particulate emissions, and solar variability can also impact our understanding of the Earth's "fever". The current paper argues that these "external" influences may be smaller than the natural variability of the Earth system itself – the "sloshing" of energy in/out, and within the Earth system.

In the case of a news event, for instance, we like to hear from those directly involved or affected, those with the greatest relationship to the issue at hand.