Sentence examples for instance is really from inspiring English sources

History in this instance is really about the birth of Elizabeth I, who was to become England's great queen.

The new bank supervisor, for instance, is really nothing more than two smaller agencies combined into one.

"Anarchism, for instance, is really a very deep and charming and idealistic ideology, but it's very dangerous if you don't understand it," Ms. Bossis said.

Sargent's The Hotel Room, for instance, is really a tone poem in white, an inquiry into the nature of colour and its absence.

To claim Mencken's views on the Middle East were 'prophetic', for instance, is really to say no more than that he penned a few pieces that stand the test of events.

Piers Morgan, for instance, is really pissed off that black people insist on using the word, and he thinks that young black people are only using it because they've been "reared to the soundtrack of N-word splattered rap music".

Large collections of medical records, for instance, are really valuable to epidemiologists trying to understand patterns of disease and risk factors.

"What we call town roads, for instance, are really public roads, and especially those towns around the casino are seeing an enormous increase in traffic".

Conspiracy is everywhere afoot in this book; concern over graffiti that blacked out subway windows, for instance, was really just white and well-to-do New Yorkers' "pervasive fear of getting off at the wrong station".

The campaign at Buffalo Wild Wings, for instance, was really about transitioning to a more franchise-based model for its restaurants.

His nurturance in that instance was really impactful.