Sentence examples for instance is so from inspiring English sources

This is why Dr. Roland Staud's research on Ashlyn, for instance, is so important.

The way he expresses fear, for instance, is so intense and so all-consuming he becomes emotionally fearless.

One Mexican boy in the high school, for instance, is so deeply affected by what he has seen that he is being tutored apart from other students, Mr. Franco said.

But there are new projects aplenty.Sudan's president, Omar al-Bashir, for instance, is so proud of the new Merowe dam in the north of his country that he made it a selling-point in his recent election campaign.

Its grade-school-level acting, for instance, is so rudimentary that it makes the cast of "The Blair Witch Project" (which "Ice From the Sun" seems to be consciously parodying at times) appear Stanislavskian.

The story of Sally Bowlers, for instance, is so dry and tasteless that we speculate as we read it - and it comes early in the book - where Mr. Isherwood's virtue lies as artist.

Wodehouse, for instance, was so shy that it might be a very awkward meeting.

Why, for instance, are so many among the poorest of the city's poor?

Why, for instance, are so many malls, like Short Hills, two stories?

The deficiencies of the Sebring convertible, for instance, were so encompassing that its upgrades included a new name.

Arsenic, for instance, was so successful as a murder tool that it was known as "inheritance powder" in France — poudre de succession.