Sentence examples for instance talk from inspiring English sources

We could, for instance, talk about the meaning behind the descriptions of Alexandria as an "unreal" city, already (as perceptive Reading Group contributors have pointed out) feeling like TS Eliot's Waste Land.

So, for instance, talk of observability might commit the constructive empiricist to belief in the existence of possible worlds, a commitment that an empiricist would prefer not to make.

So, for instance, talk of possibility and necessity can be thought of not as talk about some objective modality in nature, but as talk of what phenomena fit in the models of the accepted theory (van Fraassen 1980, 201 202).

For instance, talk about ways that each of you can earn money, career goals, whether you're applying for college, how you plan to manage finances, whether you'll need to take out any major loans, and so on.

Sad Girl, for instance, talks about how "being a mistress on the side, might not appeal to fools like you".

The Tories see the political value in, for instance, talking about football traditionally the game of the working class as New Labour did so effortlessly.

This means, for instance, talking about war powers rather than the U.N. when the White House is contemplating a war of choice.

Mr. McCain, for instance, talking to reporters on his campaign bus in New Hampshire, said: "If they had invalidated the $1,000 contribution limit, then you're finished.

Mr. Rasmussen spent Wednesday in Rome, for instance, talking to the Italian government about that very topic, and it appeared ready to send more troops, officials said.

One factual article, for instance, talked about a change in burglary rates over the last year — a rise of 0.2 per cent — that ran counter to a ten-per-cent decline over the past decade.

For instance talking about the Grunwick strikes on Panorama she pipes up about hoping to get a voluntary code of conduct with the trade unions about ending mass picketing.