Sentence examples for instance a line from inspiring English sources

For instance, a line of fifteen words equals an enumeration of up to thirty.

He'd repeat, for instance, a line about the Sunday Assembly being all the best, nougat-y parts of church without the icky God thing at the center.

The fractal dimension (FD) of a binarized, that is, black-white image, for instance a line in 2D, is a non-integer number between 1 and 2.

In some instances, a line is crossed and cultural borrowing can become exploitative.

Mr. Grover, for instance, has a line of slightly sweeter wine that he calls Sante.

New York-Presbyterian, for instance, changed a line of its logo recently that referred to the merged group as a "hospital," making it plural again.

Lerman's insistence that "nonviolence is not about pacifism", for instance, is a line right from Sanders' playbook – the senator from Vermont frequently reminds followers that, despite a commitment to protecting peace, he would use force where it was warranted.

He is, for instance, developing a line of boxing merchandise — or "merch" — to sell at Barclays gift shops and has invited local fighters to appear at Brooklyn Nets' games, which also take place at the arena, to inspire "cross-promotion".

(For instance, such a line of thought is implicit in Earman 1989, 125).

For instance, if a line consists of two identical wires that have a resistance of 25 mΩ/m each, the loop resistance is double that, 50 mΩ/m.

As on Vampire Weekend's earlier albums, the meticulously detailed music is dense with allusion: "Step," for instance, borrows a line from a song by the Oakland rap crew Souls of Mischief, which itself had sampled the smooth-jazz saxophonist Grover Washington Jr.