Sentence examples for instance represent from inspiring English sources

The implication being of course that she spoke for women everywhere and The Sun must in this instance represent male-led misogyny.

The Labour members who are with her – Lisa Nandy, for instance – represent, for me, the best hope for a party that is otherwise riven by exactly the sort of alienating, cliquey, binary, uncreative "I can't share a platform with X because they once shared a platform with Y" thinking that Lucas identifies as a core obstacle to change.

Although children will learn a lot about the statue -- the seven rays on her crown, for instance, represent the seven continents and the seven seas -- they will absorb those nuggets through lively dialogue that introduces people who helped make the Statue of Liberty what she is today.

Structural units can for instance represent single atoms and bonds, functional groups, rings, fused rings, etc.

Such a requirement would, in most instance represent a distraction from what would in most instances represent more pressing concerns.

This would, for instance, represent the scenario in which a binding prediction is performed for a completely unknown pair of a kinase and an inhibitor.

These men who are supposed to be elected representatives of the people of the United States are actually, in this instance, representing the Vatican...

Mr. Rogers, for instance, represents a buxom burlesque performer, a 300-pound Sumo wrestler and a man with a green beard named Miss Colombia.

There are other senior Germans on show – Georg Herold, for instance, represented by two stick-figure odalisques that ingeniously combine drawing and sculpture – but Genzken is the presiding influence, with her lo-fi gaffer-taped aesthetic.

In some cases, there's good reason for this: the G.D.P. number, for instance, represented a massive drop from the government's first estimate a month ago, and would have been hard to forecast.

At the other end of the time scale the development in the poems of a true definite article, for instance, represents an earlier phase than is exemplified in the poetry of the middle and late 7th century.