Sentence examples for instance mentioned from inspiring English sources

(It isn't, for instance, mentioned in Leon Edel's five-volume biography of James — and neither is Smalley, though her father makes several appearances).

Almost all the main Italian dailies but also the Telegraph and the Daily Mail in the UK, for instance, mentioned Kathpress as their only source.

Ms. Quinn, for instance, mentioned "record" or "results" so frequently that one could have mistakenly thought she were being paid by the word.

On a basic level, one security manager, for instance, mentioned that he followed the battle for Kirkuk live on Twitter.

This development is not yet entirely consistently applied, however, as in the instance mentioned above, which allows a mixture.

If in your Spore you, for instance, mentioned where you wrote that song, then perhaps a struggling coffee shop could re-emerge as a hotspot for inspiration and put itself on the map… literally.

(Sabine, for instance, mentions a friend's mother who used to survive on a can of tuna a day).

The flyleaf of his translation of Sir Gawain, for instance, mentions "an adventure of a certain knight, during which Professor Silverstein commanded an Air Force unit which requisitioned the Eiffel Tower".

The Indian politics textbook, for instance, mentions several highly controversial political events of the recent past, from emergency rule under former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in the mid-1970s thethe attacks on Muslims in Gujarat just five years ago.

Seneca (Epistle 45.10), for instance, mentions the Liar paradox by its Greek name pseudomenon, but does not actually formulate it.

The book, for instance, mentions some of the well known examples of affordances developed by Don Norman Normann 1988).