Sentence examples for good instances from inspiring English sources

But the comparison, like all good instances of cross-cutting, makes each image reveal something about the other.

Finally, field trips are good instances to introduce topics, focus interest, and engage students.

The cancer research has some good instances of the use of enzyme therapeutics.

Slavery is a good instance — there was absolutely no shortage of articulate and eloquent people for whom slavery was an absolute evil.

If you want a good instance of the results of that folly, take a look at the far from untypical block between Eighty-seventh and Eighty-eighth on Fifth Avenue.

Again, a good instance of grubbing up, with controlled explosions and pickaxes instead of felling and burning! bSee my book Postmodernismo y apocalipsis.

A good instance for reverse logistics is the Japanese Ministry of the Environment for the automotive industry (Sudarto et al. 2016).

As a result, saying that the law must be thus-and-so in order to be a good instance of its kind does not commit one to any thick evaluative claims.

A good instance is Akalaṅka's work Aṣṭa-śatī 'In Eight Hundred Lines' (itself a commentary on the work Āpta-mīmāṁsā, 'An Examination of An Authoritative Person') of Samantabhadra, c. 580 640).

For example, some seriously flawed attempts to play a difficult piece by Chopin are nonetheless performances of that work, even though they lack qualities that a proper or a good instance of the work would have.

However, if we change to doxastic considerations, then the argument that you should believe that candidate \(X\) is the one best suited for public office because if you do not believe this you will be evicted from your apartment, certainly is a good instance of irrelevant evidence.