Sentence examples for instance like a from inspiring English sources

This idea of 'privacy' draws an imaginary line that makes it more difficult for the 'everyman/woman' to intervene, for instance like a man grabbing a woman's throat over dinner.

The splay-legged lunges of dances within the dance, created by a character who is an early 20th-century avant-garde choreographer (Igor Markov), look, for instance, like a signature move in the Broadway musical "Footloose".

Strawberries and blueberries, for instance, like a very acid soil, so Mikas adds Agricultural Sulfur.

It offers a different element to the live performance when we can incorporate like a rock section for instance, like a heavy metal section or like a R&B Jazz breakdown, which all adds so many elements.

In the second instance, like functions as a kind of a verbal quotation mark, an announcement that what follows, "no way," is to be heard differently.

If, for instance, you like a sweater advertised by Saks Fifth Avenue, you can scan the cue and go straight to the page featuring the sweater at the Saks site.

If, for instance, I "like" a photo of my friend at a strip club, but he later wants it erased, what should happen?

Andy, for instance, liked Bruce (Springsteen), an artist of whom Peel was "wilfully dismissive".

Scott Small at Columbia, for instance, likes nothing better than a strenuous game of tennis.

As first noted by Stern et al. [47], algorithm selection can be formalized as a collaborative filtering problem, by considering that a problem instance "likes better" the algorithms that achieve better performance on this particular instance.

For instance, liking "Salvador Dali" or "meditation" revealed a high degree of "openness".