Sentence examples for instance is even from inspiring English sources

The hero of Joel and Ethan Coen's "Barton Fink" (1991), for instance, is, even by the misanthropic standards of the Coens, about as unattractive a specimen of humanity as American movies can provide.

The second instance is even more interesting.

He said while it's rare for any judges to name prosecutors who they believe have committed misconduct, this instance is even more unusual because it calls out alleged misconduct while also finding that the defendant is not entitled to relief.

"East of Eden" (1955), for instance, was even more personal than "On the Waterfront".

Gap junctions, for instance, are even smaller and shorter channels between cells that allow ions and small molecules to cross.

Some online enthusiasts, for instance, are even suggesting that the value of any information gleaned from watching the opponent's body for telltale tics or gestures is overrated.

The surface of Umbriel is slightly blue in color, while fresh bright impact deposits (in Wunda crater, for instance) are even bluer.

The railway president claimed that a high-speed cargo rail line could drop the lead time between Europe and China to just two days — which in some instances is even faster than is needed for air transport.

The right temporal lobe is typically also affected in SD, and in some instances is even more atrophic than the left [ 118].

Starting at just $0.013 per hour ($9.50 per month) for on-demand access (reserved instances are even cheaper), these new so-called T2 instances come with a caveat, however.

Mitigation, in several instances, was even considered as a means of adapting to climate change (Dang et al. 2003).