Sentence examples for instance are good from inspiring English sources

Cross underpins his story with assiduous interviewing — the partygoers at that first Raymond gig, for instance, are good for a riotous short chapter.

The Tories opposed the government's VAT reduction and broader fiscal stimulus; desperate to insert himself into the news, Mr Cameron has made some counter-proposals of his own, calling for a loan-guarantee scheme for businesses and, this week, for a "day of reckoning" for nefarious financiers.Some of these ideas the business-loan scheme, for instance—are good.

Rural quiet, for instance, is good, but only in the right rural area, where you know that others you know or would like to know are also being quiet.

The U.S.-Chile pact, for instance, is good for Chilean wine in the American market but bad for other nations' vintages.

A standoff in this instance is good because the ghosts of SOPA and PIPA continue to haunt Capitol Hill.

Philosophers have accordingly often taken pleasure to be a general kind or feature of experience that enters into explanations of why its instances are good or at least attractive and to what extent.

These difficult to explain instances are good reasons to validate predictions with proteomic and transcriptomic data.

Supercomputers, for instance, aren't good at forecasting atmospheric details in the center of storms.

His findings explode some long-standing medical myths (tapeworms, for instance, are no good at helping you lose weight) but also uncover evidence that some parasites might have the potential to actually do us some good.

Here, for instance, are some good and bad quotes on the subject of "Books": "Men of power have not time to read, yet men who do not read are not fit for power".

For instance, most oxide glasses are good absorbers of, and are therefore opaque to, ultraviolet radiation of wavelengths smaller than 350 nanometres, or 3,500 angstroms.